S ix of the top 20 highest-grossing films of all time have one thing in common: They’re superhero movies. Marvel’s recently released “Avengers: Infinity War” looks like it will soon join that list, as a part of a long stream of superhero movies that has inundated pop culture over the last...
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Plattsburgh State men’s soccer coach Chris Waterbury’s retirement last November left a massive hole for the athletic department, and PSUC filled it by giving an alumnus a chance for a homecoming. Chris Taylor, a 2011 graduate, will make his return to the school as the new men’s head coach this...
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They went for it, by God did they go for it. Walking out of “Avengers: Infinity War,” one thing is for certain; you will not wonder if Marvel Studios pulled any punches. Ten years, 19 Marvel movies and six years of buildup, ever since the villainous Thanos was introduced in the post credit...
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Two Plattsburgh State track and field team members swept the SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Week honors as both the men and women finished near the top of the Saints Twilight Invitational last Saturday. Junior Brian Fabian and sophomore Elisabeth Plympton won the conference honors, as the men took third...
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A heptathlete, a decathlete and the relay teams headlined a meet full of strong finishes by the Plattsburgh State track and field team at the two-day Cortland Classic last weekend. “It was a great meet all-around, which I think was partly due to the weather, but we had a lot of really good performances....
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Early to bed, early to rise and the early bird gets the worm. Everyone has heard the cliches, but according to a new study by Northwestern University and the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom, late-night habits may be more deadly than many of us think. Science Daily recently released an article...
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In an effort to break through political barriers, Plattsburgh State’s I Am An Ally group will be hosting the “The People’s Supper: Common Ground” event this Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Valcour Conference Center in Peru, New York. The dinner will focus on bringing together people from opposite...
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When news of the Humboldt Broncos hockey team’s tragedy reached Plattsburgh State hockey and baseball player Tom Bowe, he empathized with what those affected went through. “Those long bus trips are a huge part of junior hockey,” Bowe said. “Everybody on the hockey team has done that for at least...
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The Plattsburgh State track and field team ran with the changes last weekend as one of its planned meets was cancelled due to inclement weather. The Cardinals sent athletes to the Bronco Classic at SUNY Delhi Saturday following the cancellation of the team’s meet in Middlebury, before sending runners...
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UPDATE: Due to inclement weather, the "Around the World for Yeardley" relationship abuse awareness event has been rescheduled from April 19 to April 26. After the successful “Yards for Yeardley” event last year, the Plattsburgh State Student-Athlete Advisory Committee will be racking up the yards...
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11 May 2018
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