College’s financial footing still shaky
The Plattsburgh State Academic Affairs division has secured its permanent salary cuts for fiscal year 2018-2019 as required by the college’s financial stability plan but still faces $650,000 to cut READ MORE
A tale of two chiefs: Two announce retirements
University police chief to retire after 32 years of service After 32 years with the New York State University Police and a challenging spring 2018 semester, Plattsburgh State University Police READ MORE
Workshops aim to unite campus and city
The Plattsburgh State Title IX Office hosted its Community Collaboration Workshops in Hawkins Hall last Saturday, intending to bring students and Plattsburgh-area residents together to learn about issues such as READ MORE
“Good Kids” wonders: Are the kids all right?
When Shelby Klemann learned how many students were auditioning for the PSUC theater department’s production of Naomi Iizuka’s “Good Kids,” she jumped out of her seat and ran to talk READ MORE
Relay for Life raises money for a cure
Tents, pop-up canopies, air mattresses and sofas covered the gym floor at the field house last Friday night as about 1,000 people gathered for PSUC’s 2018 Relay for Life to READ MORE
PSUC relies on enrollment in closing budget deficit
In the midst of an $8.4 million structural budget deficit, Plattsburgh State’s Business Affairs division has revised its five-year financial stability plan released last September. The plan — which calls READ MORE
Campus safety measures examined
A former Plattsburgh State student’s racist January Snapchat post, the February school shooting in Parkland, Florida, and recent hateful propaganda distributed in the city of Plattsburgh have raised questions from READ MORE
Diversity Week panel scorns U.S. imperialism
Members of the Young Democratic Socialists of America’s Plattsburgh chapter argued that U.S. imperialism and corporate interests have destabilized some foreign governments, and sparked the rise of right-wing factions in READ MORE
Science@30City returns, talks genetic modification with CRISPR technology
The cure for some skin cancers and genetic diseases such as sickle-cell anemia may be within reach due to the monumental discovery and development of the genetic manipulation technology CRISPR-CAS9. READ MORE
Scholar gives talk on Canada-China relations
Dr. Kim Richard Nossal presented “On Pivots and Anchors: Canadian Policy in the Asian Pacific” at the Center for the Study of Canada on Friday, Feb. 9, as seven PSUC READ MORE
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