As students left for Thanksgiving break, a broken water line in the Angell College Center caused Plattsburgh State’s maintanence to shut-off the water for the entire building. Clinton County Health Department’s Senior Public Health Sanitarian Tim Simonette said maintenance in the ACC called the department’s...
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Algonquin Dining Hall has been closed since the beginning of the fall semester, but many Plattsburgh State students may not know its current state — and the future of their on-campus meal options. Executive Director of PSUC’s College Auxiliary Services Wayne Duprey said Algonquin ceased its lunch...
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As students left for Thanksgiving break, a broken water line in the Angell College Center caused Plattsburgh State’s maintanence to shut-off the water for the entire building. Clinton County Health Department’s Senior Public Health Sanitarian Tim Simonette said maintenance in the ACC called the department’s...
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It’s been almost a year since Hollywood stars like Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron and Zendaya took to the circus ring in the movie musical “The Greatest Showman.” This holiday season, 17 music artists came together in collaboration to create “The Greatest Showman: Reimagined” in what can only be described...
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On a cold November evening, the Taste of the North Country was described by the local DJ as, “the greatest food festival in the North Country.” Sponsored by the North Country Chamber of Commerce, the Taste of the North Country is an annual event where Chamber members who own chain and local businesses...
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Four congregations of the Plattsburgh community united inside Temple Beth Israel Friday evening for an interfaith prayer service to remember and mourn the lives lost during the deadliest attack against the Jewish community in U.S. history. On the morning of Oct. 27, 11 people were killed and six injured...
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Contrasting cultures will come together this Sunday evening during the annual Navratri and Diwali celebration hosted by Plattsburgh State’s Indian Culture and Entertainment Club. Junior geology major and I.C.E. president Shafik Vadsariya said the event will highlight two traditional Hindu festivals...
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Investigators described it as the deadliest transportation crash in nearly nine years. Among the 20 victims, three Plattsburgh State alumnae sat in the white stretch limousine that would soon take their lives in Schoharie on the afternoon of Oct. 6. Sisters Allison King ‘10 and Amy Steenburg ‘11,...
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It’s no secret; the influenza virus has taken thousands of lives the past couple years. The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported 172 children have died from the 2017-18 flu virus as of June. Roughly 7.7 percent of all U.S. citizens seeking medical care have experienced...
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On Heart’s Delight Farm at the William H. Miner Institute, the life of Dr. Joseph C. Burke will be celebrated and remembered tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 3 p.m. While Burke wore many hats throughout his lifetime, he most notably served as Plattsburgh State’s seventh president. Burke held many...
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10 Dec 2018
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