As the semester winds downs, the representatives of the Student Assocation look to the future and congratulate each other on the accomplishments of their delegation. No meeting was held this past week, but the representatives continued their work. During the course of the final meeting of the Senate...
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The city of Aleppo, one of Middle East’s oldest cities, was once a place of fine culture and Syria’s center of industrial and financial growth with a population of roughly 2.3 million people. Now, and for the last four to five years, the city has been torn apart between President Bashar al-Assad’s...
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Construction for Wilson Hall is expected to be done by late July, with plans to open for the fall 2017 semester. The campus has been in the process of renovating the residence hall to add improvements and give it a new ambiance. The renovations started in the fall 2016 semester, which makes it a year-long...
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Black Onyx is the Black Student Union (BSU), who collaborated with K.I.N.K.S, RADIUS, AL- Arabiyya, S.A.S.A., African Unity, and the Student Association this week for #C4 week. According to Tina Ouedraogo, BSU member, the Challenge College Culture Campaign was created in order to provide information...
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The Student Association convened for its final meeting Wednesday night punctuating a fruitful semester. The representatives tied off loose ends in summer budgeting, allocation of funds for clubs, approval of permanent status for others, appointed members to the recently created Census Committee and passed...
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The Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Incorporated - Zeta Kappa Chapter of Plattsburgh State recently hosted an event with special guest Eliana Reyes in the Yokum Lecture Hall. As part of the Zeta Kappa 2nd annual founders week, the chapter hosted several events to encourage self-love and empowerment. On...
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Food waste continues to be a growing problem across the United States. There is roughly 130 million pounds of food wasted each year in the U.S., which amounts to about $160 billion lost in monetary value, according to the estimates recorded by the Food Recovery Network (FRN). When comparing the amount...
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The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is hosting a Yards for Yeardley event in hopes to raise awareness for domestic violence. The event will be held at 101 Broad Street Memorial field and is free and opened to anyone who’s interested in attending. The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee on campus...
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The month of April is Counseling Awareness Month. Plattsburgh State contributes greatly to providing information to its students for counseling awareness. Many people do not fully understand what counseling entails. Sarah Yancey, graduate student for the counselor education department who also works...
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“Take Back the Night” is an international event and non-profit organization with the mission of ending sexual, relationship and domestic violence in all forms that will be held April 22, in the Warren ballrooms at Plattsburgh State. “Take back the night is an event where survivors of sexual...
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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
05 May 2017
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