SUNY Orange

It is part of the State University of New York (SUNY) system and offers almost 40 associate degrees and certificate programs.

[4] Orange County did not have a public college, and consequently in 1948, research began to find a suitable site.

Built by Webb Horton, the mansion was left to his cousin, John H. Morrison, upon his death.

[9] The Middletown campus offers a dental clinic,[10] fitness studios, a swimming pool, soccer and softball fields, computer and tutorial labs, child-care facilities, theatre, gymnasium, art gallery, gaming rooms and micro-markets on-campus.

[16] The college's Cultural Affairs department has a variety of exhibits, lectures, master classes, theater performances and concerts each semester which are open to the public.

Morrison Hall - SUNY Orange Middletown Campus
The Rowley Center for Science and Engineering, at the Middletown Campus of SUNY Orange.
The Hudson River from Kaplan Hall, at the SUNY Orange Newburgh Campus.
Tower Building on the SUNY Orange Newburgh Campus.