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Could you imagine being able to dive into the underwater world of New York City to explore the rich history and evolution of New York Harbor from its life as a resource for indigenous people, through the impacts of Dutch Settlers, past the rise of New York City, and beyond today’s environmental…
State University of New York Chancellor Jim Malatras recently visit SUNY Old Westbury to announce the expansion to SUNY's first-of-its-kind Re-Enroll to Complete program to close persistent racial and income equity gaps in student retention across SUNY. SUNY Old Westbury has participated since its…
Six members of the SUNY Old Westbury University Police Department were among those honored at the 2020 SUNY Police Chiefs Association Awards this month in a virtual ceremony. Lieutenant Renee Znack, Investigator Ryon Burnett, Investigator Julie Donley, Technical Sergeant Brett…
Students collect goods for those in need, as documented in "Re-inventing Long Island and New York City Communities after the COVID-19 Pandemic."Students in the Fall 2020 Public Health course "Social Determinants of…
Dr. Christos Noutsos at work with students in a Biological Sciences lab.SUNY Old Westbury Biological Sciences Assistant Professor Dr. Christos Noutsos was recently selected by the Promoting Active Learning and…
Kalief Metellus, a SUNY Old Westbury senior majoring in Politics, Economics and Law, has received the Norman R. McConney Jr. Award for Student Excellence from the State University of New York. Metellus, who lives in Old Westbury, New York, was one of 45 students in SUNY Educational Opportunity…
Dr. Fred Millán, director of SUNY Old Westbury's Master's in Mental Health Counseling Program, and Interim Psychology Department Chair, has been named as a fellow for the State University of New York Hispanic Leadership Institute by SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras. He is one…
The State University of New York at Old Westbury was awarded a $1.3 million five-year federal grant to boost retention and graduation rates among students from low-income backgrounds, those who are first-generation college students, and people with disabilities.SUNY Old Westbury was awarded the…
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