When it comes to the millennial generation, people’s heads always seem to be glued to their phones, but being on the phone may not be such a bad thing. Some professors at college allow students to use their phones and laptops in class. Granted when students have the privilege to do so, being on social...
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Technology has advanced so much that there’s a guarantee for a new update in phone applications and functions of phones every few months. With this in mind, most people go crazy spending tons of money on technology because they want to upgrade to the newer and better quality. Technology is defined...
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Stress is a response to challenges in life. People experiencing stress are more likely to suffer from anxiety or depression and obesity. There are several techniques which help people reduce stress and can easily be brought into any lifestyle and routine, according to an article from The Huffington Post....
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The overall fear of being a leader and not a follower is instilled in students from a young age. College and high school are usually when students actually find out who they want to be in life. A leader is a person who leads and commands a group, organization or country. A follower is a person who is an adherent...
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Plattsburgh State senior Nikia Richardson has a longing to help those in need. As a gender and women’s studies major and English minor, Richardson has learned many of the skills necessary when it comes to community educational events, organization, planning and peer educating. Richardson came...
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One thing a lot of upcoming college students fear is the freshman 15. Most people don’t experience it until halfway through their college career. The freshmen 15 is a commonly used expression relating to the 15 pounds most people gain during the first year of college. The growing of technology...
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People’s outlook on life and their attitude toward themselves have certain effects on their health. Medical records and the Mayo Clinic have reported that positive thinking can weigh greatly on health and can extend life. “Having a positive attitude is associated with optimism,” PSUC psychology...
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Plattsburgh State junior Gisette Paez is graduating this spring and heading off to law school with a double major in criminal justice and political science. Paez grew up in Harlem, N.Y., and after seeing first-hand how crime affects cities, she decided she wanted to be someone who could make a change...
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Success is something that almost all college students want to achieve one day. They set goals for themselves, work hard and do everything to become successful. Of course some students struggle and fall as time goes on. Plattsburgh State University adjunct lecturer in the English department Aimee...
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Pulling all-nighters is nothing new to college students. It seems like everyone in college is sleep deprived. Lack of sleep may impact students’ functionality, mood, health, safety and GPA, according to college.usatoday.com, a website for college students made by college students. Getting a good...
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Long-time PSUC staff member retires
PSUC encourages comfort, safety
SA wrap up, advances next semester
Cardinals hungry for first championship
Address issues with friends
21 Apr 2017
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