Plattsburgh State senior Antonellie “Nelly” Delacruz: better known as the orientation leader who played “Cotton Eye Joe” while anticipated freshman stood on line waiting to enter Whiteface Hall during summer orientation. Delacruz is best known as a smiling, extroverted leader who brings positivity...
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In December of 1969, nine African-American men met in New York City to discuss the challenges they faced in the profession of accounting. Out of 100,000 certified public accountants in the United States that year, only 136 of them were African-American, according to NABA’s site. Following this meeting,...
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The Plattsburgh State music department hosted its spring guitar ensemble and studio concert Wednesday. More than 130 members of the Plattsburgh community gathered at Krinovitz auditorium in Hawkins Hall to watch the student guitarists perform. The setlist comprised of 14 songs from a variety of musicians...
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S ix of the top 20 highest-grossing films of all time have one thing in common: They’re superhero movies. Marvel’s recently released “Avengers: Infinity War” looks like it will soon join that list, as a part of a long stream of superhero movies that has inundated pop culture over the last...
Read more → From Moon Festival to Lunar New Year, V-Nation, a student organization of Plattsburgh State, aims to introduce and promote Vietnamese culture to students on campus. The club’s general meeting is from 7 to 8 p.m. every Tuesday in Angell College Center’s Meeting Room 1. Sophomore marketing and entrepreneurship...
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Plattsburgh State sophomore expeditionary studies major Mike Herring finds beauty in learning about indigenous cultures. His open-minded attitude inspired him to step out of his comfort zone and appreciate nature. As a teenager, Herring searched for a major that would complement his love for the outdoors....
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American Sign Language is the third most commonly used language in the United States, according to StartASL.com. However, ASL isn’t as represented in the American film industry as it is in the country’s culture. Recent big-budget movies have been including ASL and bringing deaf actors to the forefront...
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As the weather warms up, more and more people will be out on their bikes. In Illinois, new bike safety laws are being pushed into action, and places like Plattsburgh can do the same. At the beginning of this year, Public Act 100-0359 went into effect in Illinois and had multiple elements directed...
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Early to bed, early to rise and the early bird gets the worm. Everyone has heard the cliches, but according to a new study by Northwestern University and the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom, late-night habits may be more deadly than many of us think. Science Daily recently released an article...
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Roughly three out of four individuals are affected by glossophobia, or fear of public speaking, according to The National Institute of Mental Health who reported that 73 percent of people suffer from this social anxiety disorder. Formed this semester, the Plattsburgh State Oratory Society is dedicated...
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PSUC fills volleyball coach vacancy with former assistant
SA wraps up semester with resolutions
Cards end season, look to retool
Food on campus: yum or yuck?
Dressing for the job you want
11 May 2018
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