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Paul Smith’s College is helping shape national awareness of a potentially severe tick season, with Paul Smith's College VIC environmental educator Natalee Wrege featured on FOX 5 Atlanta and Chicago Live.

Paul Smith's College is proud to announce that Delaney Curley '26 has been named the recipient of the P.F. English Memorial Award, presented annually by the Northeast Section of The Wildlife Society (NE TWS).

Paul Smith’s College is proud to announce that David Kanietakeron Fadden, a respected Akwesasne Mohawk artist, storyteller, and Director of the Six Nations Iroquois Cultural Center, will deliver the College’s 2026 commencement address.

As boating season approaches, recreational boaters are being urged to take simple steps that protect Adirondack waters from the growing threat of aquatic invasive species.

Paul Smith’s College announced today that John Dillon Park will not open for the summer 2026 season while the College addresses required improvements to the park’s potable water system.

Dean of Faculty Dr. Brett McLeod and Battlefish Academy alumni Edwin (Win) Anderson share how Paul Smith's College gives students real-world experience in the field, the kitchen, the lab, and beyond.

After four days of racing at the 2026 U.S. Collegiate Ski & Snowboard National Championships (USCSA), the men’s team captured the 2026 National Team Championship—the second national title in program history—while the women’s team finished National Runner-Up after an extraordinary week of racing.

Prof. Deb Naybor is showing students how affordable housing can be built through tiny homes.

Paul Smith’s College has received a $35,264 grant from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Adirondack Park Community Smart Growth Program to support a comprehensive accessibility assessment of the College’s Visitor Interpretive Center (VIC).

Paul Smith’s College has joined the Six Nations Iroquois Cultural Center, The Nature Conservancy, and the Adirondack Land Trust in a landmark land-back partnership that will return more than 900 acres of land in Onchiota, New York to Indigenous stewardship.