Great Backyard Bird Count at Purchase College
Environmental Studies students record species and total number of birds found on campus.
Think Wide Open
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News Kat Griefen ’04 Wins Award for Art and Activism
The Women’s Caucus for Art honored her with their President’s Award. -
Give Wide Open Chris Wedge ’81 and Jeanne Markel ’81 Give Back to Purchase
The Purchase alumni donated funds to renovate the Film Sound Stage. -
President of the Alumni Association Kevin Collymore ’10
Paying it forward as an advisor to students like himself. -
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Alumni New Fund Established for Alumni Journalists
The Richard & Marylee Salomon Fund for Journalists will support graduates pursuing substantial news stories. -
Journalism Journalism Professor Pays it Forward
Andrew Salomon has endowed a fund for aspiring journalists. -
Educational Opportunity Program/Merit Access Program Latrice Walker ’01
Lawyer who now serves in the New York State Assembly and former EOP student. -
About Doctor and Educator Colm McCarthy ’09 Named Young Leader
Receives award from the Canadian Medical Association -
A Thorough Look at Walden Professor of Literature Elise Lemire Tours Walden Woods on PBS
The award-winning series Windows to the Wild explores what life for Thoreau was really like in Walden Woods. -
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The Cutting Edge: LASER Tech John Ambroseo ’83
President/CEO of a tech firm developing products using photonics—think lasers. -
News Purchase is All in the Antar Family
Five family members have all chosen to study at Purchase. -
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“Leader” of Occupy Wall Street David Graeber ’82
Renowned anthropologist who coined the expression, “We are the 99 percent.” -
Economics Senior Wins First Annual Startup Pitching Competition
Contest was culmination of the economics class Entrepreneurship and Finance: Turning Ideas Into Startups. -
Interdisciplinary Interests Chemistry and Art Merge in the Lab
Darren Dempster ’18 thrives on Purchase’s creative atmosphere and merges his passions for art and science. -
News Shaka McGlotten Receives Grant for “Black Data” project
The $50,000 Creative Capital Grant funds their research on big data and artists of color. -
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