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In the heart of the Adirondacks, the sound of music intertwines with the sound of nature. Amplified through a series of 24 speakers selectively placed along a trail winding through the woods at The Wild Center in Tupper Lake, music flows through the air in harmony with the sounds of birds, insects and wind whistling through the pine trees along the Forest Music Trail.

HEARTH (Hand-crafted, Experiential, Archaeological Research and Teaching Hub) HEARTH offers the opportunity for students to participate in a wide variety of research and praxis-oriented activities related to historic preservation and cultural revitalization through craft. 

Hello, Given this unique semester, the College would like to ensure you are aware of relevant campus policies that you may wish to consider, as well as some policy changes for this semester.  IMPORTANT:  To request any of these options for any of your courses, please pay close attention to the deadlines below.  Some are as soon as next Friday, 5/15/20 @ 11:59 p.m.! S/U Grade Option

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As her fellow soldiers catch some shut-eye in the middle of the night, Olivia Krytus ’26 remains alert, her eyes wide open during Fire Watch with the Army National Guard. “You see it in the movies. You can't have a base completely asleep, so there are always two guards watching. We have an hour-long shift at any point during the night,” she explained.

As her first year at The Crane School of Music drew to a close, amidst studying for finals and packing up for summer, Johanna Saint-Vil ’25 donned a periwinkle satin dress and joined twenty of her friends in a residence hall lounge. The fellow students wore similar formal attire—black tuxes and velvet mini-dresses—perfectly primed for prom.

With her sketchbook, pencils and markers tucked under her pillow, Marie Amell ’21 waited for silence to fall on her childhood home, and for her parents to fall asleep, before clicking on her flashlight and beginning her art projects within the cave created by her sheets. Her studio expanded when she enrolled at SUNY Potsdam, working within the walls of  Brainerd Hall as she pursued a degree in studio art.

With her violin nestled under her chin and her bow gliding steadily across the strings, Jessie Vallejo ’07 brings mariachi music to life at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Performing as part of a COVID-relief fundraiser for CORE, a global humanitarian organization co-founded by Sean Penn and Ann Lee, the spotlight feels like second nature to her now.