By Sierra Babbie
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Dominick Andre was approved as a temporary vice president, and the positions of coordinator of public relations and board of elections chair were filled during the Student Association meeting on Feb. 18.
 Jack Sweet, the previous vice president...
By Lohr Mckinstry
Lake Champlain has completely frozen over for the first time since 2019, according to National Weather Service officials.
The lake has full ice coverage, said meteorologist Seth Kutikoff with NWS in Burlington.
The weather service declared the lake totally...
By Carly Newton/Press Republican
 As the winter Olympics continue in Milan and Cortina, Italy, back on U.S. soil, local officials continue to advocate the games’ return to New York and Lake Placid.
The Olympics were last hosted in Lake Placid in...
By Grant Terwilliger
The Student Association approved the Cardinal Samba Club for provisional status, approved two new senators, and approved funds to Beauty Bar for an upcoming event.Â
The Cardinal Samba club was represented by SUNY Plattsburgh student Eva Donahue. Donahue...
By Sierra Babbie
On February 4, the Student Association held their second meeting of the semester, where the organization approved a new senator, Samiya Cole, and Lambda Pi Upsilon proposed a collaboration with the SA.
Cole is a sophomore majoring in...
By Grant Hochmuth
During the early afternoon of Feb. 4 a gathering took place at the Angel College Center, One that has an effect on the lives of the North Country community.
Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital Nurses were in their full...
By Justin Rushia
Higher winter temperatures and declining snowfall, driven by climate change in the Adirondacks, has become an economic and cultural concern for outdoor enthusiasts and area businesses.
“At the most basic level, winters aren’t as cold as they used...
By Grant Terwilliger
The Student Association approved several returning clubs for provisional status as well as approved a reorganization committee, an associate justice and a finance board member.
Dec. 3 Meeting
During the last meeting of the semester on Dec. 3, the...
By Grant Terwilliger
Ever since the death of Charlie Kirk in September, Turning Point USA chapters have exploded across college and university campuses even into SUNY Plattsburgh’s own lawn.
Students Vaughn Martin and Landon Castine have been trying to organize a...
By Aubrey Hayes and Anna Reisman
Many undergraduates view University Police as party poopers whose only job is to stop students from urinating on campus buildings or from carrying a 30-rack of Coors on a Friday night to a frat...
