The Gender Initiative for Gender Issues(GIGI) club is committed to increasing student awareness and discussion of gender issues worldwide. Plattsburgh State senior and club founder Nusrat Aparna said she was inspired to create the club after taking the Global Gender Issues course with professor Jada...
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Shopping today takes many different forms from shopping centers to online websites, but one way to shop that has re-emerged on the scene is thrift shopping. Thrift stores first popped up in the late 19th century, according to Time magazine. When the industrial revolution introduced the mass production...
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Five years ago, Ameet Kumar left his country, Pakistan, to become an exchange student at Shoreline High School in Washington. Kumar then realized he wanted to come back to the U.S after that experience. He decided to apply to Plattsburgh State with the help of the Global Education Office office in his high...
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Weeks before the fall semester begins, Plattsburgh State students are able to log into a portal full of roommate profiles. Each student is required to answer questions such as “Are you most active in the morning, afternoon or evening?” and “Are you substance-free?” These questions are used...
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Research done for Consumer News and Business Channel (CNBC), an American news and business television channel, showed that one in 10 students find it hard to function, and this can lead to difficulty in maintaining a good GPA. Being homesick isn’t the only thing that college students have to deal...
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There is a hunger for success in Cheyene Richards’ eyes as she lists her involvements, recalls past memories and gives insight into her ambitious future plans. As a senior majoring in hospitality management with minors in both business administration and marketing, Richards hails from Brooklyn and came...
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One in three women and one in four men have been victims of some forms of physical violence by an intimate partner within their lifetime, according to the National Statistics of Domestic Violence website. However, Plattsburgh State’s Title IX Violence Prevention Education and Outreach Coordinator...
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Students were given 72-hours to make a film that included a toothbrush, someone cooking and the line “sometimes things don’t go as planned” all to be shot on a cellphone. The result was 18 completely different 4-minute movies that were screened for the 72-Hour Cellphone Film Contest on Thursday...
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Last night in The Alumni Conference room eight students shared their stories at the College Experience Showcase hoping to inspire their peers to make the most of their college life and learn some valuable lessons. The room was filled with spoken word, music, laughs and applause at students recounts....
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Arnold Barretto sits across a small wooden desk and reminisces about the memories and triumphs he made here at Plattsburgh State. There is a warm smile across his face as he prepares to retell the story of his college career thus far. Born in India but raised in Dubai, Barretto transferred to PSUC...
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Cardinals tie Brockport, remain undefeated
Cards take down Cadets in season opener
Cards knock off No. 2 ranked Geneseo
SA Senate approves club allocations, votes on award
Twelfth Annual “Night of Nations” to display culture,...
08 Nov 2018
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