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Cinema Love will be published by Dutton Books and John Murray Press in 2024.

Patterson earned the award for appearing in three plays during the season.

Parker Posey ’91 and Bill Sage ’88 star in The New Group’s The Seagull/Woodstock, NY.

The film demonstrates the collaborative DIY culture found at Purchase—it stars musician Hannah Lee Thompson ’17 and several alums were on the crew.

Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano swore in Beltran at a ceremony at Yonkers City Hall, just steps away from where she grew up.

Hue TV, a conceptual and performance work by Martinez, is the President’s Award for Public Art selection for 2022 and will be on view on campus (and on Instagram) for the remainder of the spring 2023 semester.

The $150,000 grant by the National Endowment for the Humanities will support language, literature, and history with a focus on Spanish heritage speakers.

Kirkus Reviews calls Our Lady of the Highway one of the Best Indie Books of 2022.

The team behind Purchase Beauty Bar—Chumba Kiplagat ’23, Una Bharat ’23, and Norie Guerra ’23—would bring an affordable salon to campus.

The Critics Choice Award nomination is for the role of Jacob Hill in ABC’s smash hit workplace comedy.

All-American Ruins, a multimedia project, began as a way to escape the grim reality of the pandemic and avoid crowds flocking to public trails and parks for their dose of nature.

The Voice and Opera production of Dialogues of the Carmelites, featuring the Purchase Symphony Orchestra, placed in three categories.

Two alumni and two faculty members were acknowledged for their work in Off-Broadway productions.

Professor of Chemistry Stephen Cooke receives a $107,000 grant from the U. S. Department of Energy for uranium and thorium research.

The grant will fund curriculum development and language immersion in Benin for faculty and area K–12 teachers.

The actor earned the NAACP Image award for portraying Uncle Clifford on Starz’s P-Valley.

Dave Grill ’86 leads the lighting team for the Broadway revival.

Warfield has been a creative force for 25 years.

The choreographer is the first-ever Asian American woman commissioned to create new work at the New York City Ballet.

The jazz sensation also won Best New Jazz Vocal Album.

Mitski collaborated with Son Lux and David Byrne on “This Is A Life” for the Oscar-nominated Everything Everywhere All At Once.

The recurring segment on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon challenges musicians to compose a song in under an hour.

The students were honored to meet privately with Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed.

Mutt is one of 12 films selected for the Sundance U.S. Dramatic Competition from thousands of entries.

The Purchase College Bridges to the Baccalaureate Program provides support to underrepresented students studying science.

A short film by Kunga Choephel will run Sunday, November 20.

He’s competing in the legendary theatre’s Amateur Night competition.

Purchase College is happy to once again be included in The Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges.

Acknowledged for noteworthy engagement with Fulbright programs and one of only five undergraduate schools to receive this honor.

Ghasem Ebrahimian ’79 won for best cinematography, and Jordan Tetewsky ’16 earned the Ultra Indie Award.