SUNY Old Westbury President Calvin O. Butts, III was named once again to the Power List, an annual honor bestowed by the Long Island Press on those the news outlet considers the region’s most powerful leaders.
SUNY Old Westbury took home the grand prize in 2018, and will once again compete with schools nationwide to develop innovative awareness campaigns on national debt, and fiscal policy.
College again ranked nationally for commitment to creating a teaching and learning environment that prepares students for work and life in a diverse, global society.
The State University of New York at Old Westbury has announced three new graduate degree programs that will begin classes in fall 2019, including the College’s first fully online degree offering. The online M.S. in Accounting will join the new M.S. in Data Analytics and M.S. in Students with Disabilities (Grades 1-6) to grow the roster of graduate degree programs at Old Westbury to 21.
Jacqueline Emery's book "Recovering Native American Writings in the Boarding School Press" received an outstanding academic book award from the Association of College & Research Libraries.
The exhibition highlights photography and video that explores the intersections of land, power and politics from the Middle East, North Africa regions.
Harris Wofford, a civil rights icon who helped found the Peace Corps and who served as president of the College from 1966 until 1970, passed away on Monday, January 22.
The College will offer a free Literacy Learning Clinic to the community beginning in 2019. Instruction is designed to develop the reading and writing abilities of children and adolescents.
Eight leaders from the business and civic communities of the metropolitan New York area, including three SUNY Old Westbury graduates, have agreed to serve on the board of the College's not-for-profit fund raising organization.
