|
SUNY Potsdam makes Design Can Change Pledge
Design Can Change is an initiative aimed at uniting the world’s graphic designers to use their influence and purchasing power to combat climate change. (Read more)
SUNY Potsdam receives Conservation Bookshelf
Treasured objects and artifacts held by the SUNY Potsdam will be preserved for future generations with help from the “IMLS Connecting to Collections Bookshelf,” a core set of conservation books and online resources donated by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). (Read more)
Potsdam students perform in Germany
SUNY Potsdam seniors Meryl Gellman (center) of Buffalo, a soprano in The Crane School of Music and Nick Abounader (left) of Clinton, a tenor from the Department of Theatre and Dance recently attended the International Performance Arts Institute in Kiefersfelden, Germany. (Read more)
Potsdam Prof named Editor of International National Archaeology Newsletter
In recognition of his research on the history of historical archaeology, SUNY Potsdam Assistant Professor of Anthropology Dr. Benjamin Pykles recently was appointed to serve as editor of the “Images of the Past” column for the quarterly newsletter of the Society for Historical Archaeology. (Read more)
SUNY Potsdam ranked in top tier for Universities in the North by U.S. News & World Report
SUNY Potsdam has been named one of the top tier public and private regional universities in the northern United States in the University-Master’s category of the 2010 edition of “U.S. News & World Report’s” guide, “America’s Best Colleges.” This is the 11th consecutive year “U.S. News” has recognized Potsdam as one of the nation’s highest-quality institutions. (Read more)
Metropolitan Opera back in Potsdam for another stunning season
North Country residents will have the truly unique opportunity to view nine live and nine encore Metropolitan Opera performances without the expense of a trip to New York City as SUNY Potsdam’s Crane School of Music and Potsdam’s Roxy Theater bring The Metropolitan Opera’s groundbreaking series “The Met: Live in HD” back to Potsdam for a second season. (Read more)
SUNY Potsdam RAs get hands-on fire safety training
Fire Protection Specialist Christopher Taylor from the New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control recently gave SUNY Potsdam resident assistants and resident directors a close up look at fire safety protocols as part of their training. (Read more)
C. Donald Timerman’s family donates to SUNY Potsdam
The family of SUNY Potsdam geology and physics building’s namesake, C. Donald Timerman, recently donated some of his items to the College. (Read more)
|
