A small white church on Palmer Street, adorned with stained glass windows and an LGBT pride flag, is the home of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, which, along with Plattsburgh Cares and I Am an Ally, hosted a Black Lives Matter potluck for community members and students last Sunday. “Essentially,...
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Wednesday afternoon, Plattsburgh State students braved powerful gusts of wind and spells of rain to attend the annual Spring Carnival, hosted by College Auxiliary Services along with the student-run Activities Coordination Board. Kansas’ “Carry on Wayward Son” evoked dust-bowl vibes throughout...
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George Flynn is a physics professor at Plattsburgh State, who spends his spare time studying the origins of life on Earth and how to avoid a potentially catastrophic asteroid if it were to hurdle right for us. “Much of what I do is either physics or asteroid chemistry,” Flynn said. His research...
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The Monopole Bar and Restaurant hosted a vinyl record and CD fair, sponsored by former music retailer Peacock Records, to rekindle the appreciation and availability of retro audio formats on March 25. The Monopole, located in the heart of downtown Plattsburgh, bustled with a crowd of people excited...
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Watercolor paintings and lithographs, an oil and water method of printing, by German artist and author Jan Balet bring satirical humor and precise brushwork to the Burke Gallery at Plattsburgh State’s Myers Fine Arts Building. The debut of the “What Was He Thinking?” exhibit commemorates what would...
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In honor of Black History Month, the Plattsburgh State Gospel Choir, along with several guest performers, will pay tribute to America’s musical history with their presentation of Common Roots: An Evening of Spirituals and Ballads. Common Roots will take place Feb. 25 at the Blessed John XXIII Newman...
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Plattsburgh State’s Dance Corps members of spring 2018 are preparing for their final recital, a compilation of performances that highlights the different strengths of each dancer and which allows friends, family and general audience members to witness the hours and sweat this team has put into their...
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A yellow Victorian estate once stood tall at 72 Brinkerhoff St. until the house was engulfed in flames Friday, Jan. 5, destroying the home of 10 brothers of Plattsburgh State’s Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, and a piece of the city’s history. There were no injuries. The former Pi Kappa Phi residence...
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11 May 2018
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