As if a universe unto itself, the New Paltz Youth Program (NPYP) sits calm and coy on the green-grassed property at 220 Main St. With its long, inviting front porch and baby blue-shuttered windows, only some know of the true, noisy vivacity hidden within the house’s walls. Continue reading “New Paltz Youth Program: A Home Away From Home”
I will never forget my first day at The New Paltz Oracle. I was nervous about joining because I didn’t know what I was getting myself into. Continue reading “Amanda Copkov Reflects On Her Time at The New Paltz Oracle“
Prepare your tastebuds for a chocolatey experience for the books, located right in the Big Apple.
New York State’s first-ever chocolate museum arrived in Manhattan on March 6 to feed the curiosity of any chocolate lover, along with their sweet tooth. Continue reading “New York City’s Chocolate Paradise”
Hoping to comfort those personally affected by mental illness, SUNY New Paltz held its eighth annual Out of the Darkness walk — a fundraising event in support of suicide prevention and awareness. Continue reading “Walking Out of the Darkness”
Two groups are bridging the gap between the New Paltz community and SUNY New Paltz campus by initiating the conversation about mental health and suicide awareness. Continue reading “Hope on the Horizon”
It’s been five years too long since Albuquerque-based indie rock band The Shins put out their last album. Continue reading “Music Review: “Heartworms,” The Shins”
After clocking about 50 hours driving from New York to Louisiana and back, I can happily say that I made it back from my spring break in New Orleans in one piece.
Continue reading “My Top 10: New Orleans, Louisiana Attractions”
The SUNY New Paltz Italian Club has been adding some culture to campus since its inception in the spring of 2015. Continue reading “New Paltz’s Little Slice of Italy”
New Paltz is a town built on its history. From being home to Huguenot Street, one of the oldest streets in the United States, to being mere miles away from the Mohonk Mountain House, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that one of the longest standing bookstores in the Hudson Valley resides within the village’s confines as well.
A chipper, light blue house at 3 Church St. is home to Barner Books. Continue reading “More Than Your Average Bookstore”
Back in 2012, scientists and physicists from all over the world discovered what they referred to as the “God particle.” Continue reading “Tiny Discovery, Big Impact”
