By Kiyanna Noel
Capricorn: The Six of Wands card represents trust. Acknowledge that the trust in yourself is greater than the trust others have in you. Do what is best for you responsibly.
Aquarius: The Hermit card in reverse represents becoming...
By Kiyanna Noel
Dr. Rajesh Sunasee, associate professor of chemistry, and Dr. Kelly Theisen, assistant professor of biochemistry, hosted a presentation on the notable women in science and technology in past and present history.
The seminar took place March 22 in...
By Jessica Landman
Purple lights illuminated the square stage. The platform had a covered grand piano in the back. In the foreground were seven chairs facing the audience with a thin binder placed neatly atop each one. In front of...
By Jeremy Binning
The House of Divinity has been catching the attention of the campus. The new modeling club just wrapped up its most recent show in which it showcased new clothing designs from various designers from around the school....
By Kiyanna Noel
The Reality of Law School: A Virtual Alumni Panel seminar was an online seminar hosted by the Political Science Department March 1. Dr. Raymond Carmen opened the Zoom by acknowledging the work put in to make this...
By Kiyanna Noel
Global Beading Crafts was hosted by the Desi Club and Club international March 7 in the H.U.B. The event intention was for students to come in and create waist beads and bracelets.
However, this concerned another group of...
By Kiyanna Noel
Capricorn: The Temperance card represents having balance in your life. Continue to be sensible in your actions and thoughts.
Aquarius: The Ten of Wands card represents feeling like a burden. You’ve accomplished a lot, bask in that and...
By Nadia Potts
The College Theater Association is looking for students to get involved in its “7-Minute Skits” showcase in April. Prospective writers, directors and actors are encouraged to apply.
Written scenes, skits or sketches less than 10 minutes in length...
By Suzanne Tracy
Storms and shapeshifters — that is what the audience can expect seeing a staged reading of “Something for the Fish” by Brooklyn-based playwright, actor and songwriter Emily Krause, put on by SUNY Plattsburgh’s Theater Department. The show...
By Kiyanna Noel
Black Onyx: The Black Student Union hosted their eighth annual Mr. and Mrs. BSU Pageant Feb 25 in the Warren Ballrooms at the Angell College Center.
Hosted by David Harris and Samuel Atuahene, the doors were open at...
By Collin Bolebruch
The 2022-23 Plattsburgh Cardinals men’s hockey season concluded March 11 following a 1-2 overtime loss to the Norwich Cadets at home in...
By Mikai Bruce
This past week, both the baseball and softball teams at SUNY Plattsburgh traveled to South Carolina to participate in a week-long slate...
By Kiyanna Noel
Dr. Rajesh Sunasee, associate professor of chemistry, and Dr. Kelly Theisen, assistant professor of biochemistry, hosted a presentation on the notable women...
