The holiday season is a time of celebration, rejoice and, most importantly, giving back. It is important for people to donate some of their time and volunteer to help the less fortunate and people who are unable to be with their families on these days. There are various nursing homes around the Plattsburgh...

Getting my hopes up too high is something I will never grow out of. I get too excited about anything and everything — it’s just who I am. I have high expectations for a lot of things in life, especially my love life. I’ve had a few flings in the past, but college made me realize things about...

Throughout life, you are given variations of personality testing, and for the longest time you may have thought you were either an introvert or an extrovert because that’s what the results said, right? But because you possess qualities of either personality trait, doesn’t mean you are strictly on one end of the spectrum....

It’s a documentary film about women, for women and by a woman. The film “Pretty Faces” comes to Plattsburgh State tonight. The film will be screened in the Krinovitz Recital Hall in Hawkins at 7:30 p.m. It showcases the possibilities that stem from “broken boundaries, captured dreams and cultivated...

Plattsburgh State graduate Matthew Gaul, who graduated with a degree in English in 1998, has recently seen much success with the publication of his book “Tales of Glory: The Stories Icons Tell,” a book that focuses on Byzantine iconography — an art style founded during the Byzantine Empire in the year...

Imagine Zumba class with no music or running on a treadmill listening to only the sound of your feet stomping on the buzzing, running mat. For some, Zumba is difficult without some motivation from their favorite artists, like Bon Jovi or Beyoncé. Sure, some people don’t need a scientist to tell...

With Homecoming Weekend fast approaching, students and alumni can look forward to a spooky, scary, historical tour of Plattsburgh. The Greater Adirondack Ghost and Tour Company tells “spine-tingling” tales about things that happened here hundreds of years ago. Matthew Boire founded the company...

30 City, the newly renovated community center downtown is where Plattsburgh State students and locals can go to enjoy and connect with the community around them via art, music, movies and more. Owner of 30 City and PSUC professor Colin Read said he looked at the empty space of what used to be local...

Talented performers will be competing for the win at the Duet for Disabilities event Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. in the  Angell College Center Ballrooms hosted by the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. There will be singing, dancing and maybe even some pogo-stick jump roping. Pi Kappa Phi President Mike McKenna said...

For their first live performance of the semester, the Plattsburgh State Gospel Choir will be taking a trip to Vermont on Saturday Sept. 27 from 5 to 7 p.m. for a concert at the Community Bible Church in South Burlington. The Choir Director at PSUC Andrea Ogle said, “One of the things the gospel...