By Christian Tufino
Title IX, with the help of Crafts for a Cause and Omega Phi Beta, provided support for survivors of sexual assault and spread awareness of sexual assault prevention at its Take Back the Night event through food,...
By Abigail Passafiume
The Student Association approved the 2025-2026 budget, which included discussion of a 20% budget cut in club budgets and some executive budgets at the joint meeting with the executive board and the senate April 30.
Each year, the...
By Michael Purtell
College can be a tumultuous time for many young adults’ mental health. Following the example of surrounding SUNY’s, Plattsburgh State will be introducing a new way of tackling student struggles: Peer counseling.
In the fall, Plattsburgh will host...
By Abigail Passafiume
On Saturday, April 26, over 260 volunteers participated in service events across Plattsburgh in an attempt to help out the community and build better relations.
SUNY Plattsburgh’s annual Day of Caring, organized by Project Help, fosters better relations...
By Justin Rushia
After more than two years with Plattsburgh State Athletics, Caleb Philips will step down as director of athletic communications at the end of June.
Philips, has played a key role in modernizing the department’s media operations and branding...
Simone Domenick, Plattsburgh Junior.
By Christian Tufino
Across the country, the federal government has been targeting international students to revoke their student visas suddenly. SUNY Plattsburgh sent a notice that one of its international students was targeted and had their...
By Carly Newton, Press Republican
Vermont U.S. Sen. Peter Welch and NY-20 Representative Paul Tonko said their visit to Plattsburgh Monday, in a district neither of them represent, was driven by potential cuts to Medicaid in the upcoming budget bill.
“I...
By Kaliyah Green
Graduating from college marks a significant transition, often filled with excitement, relief and a sense of accomplishment.
Yet, the journey to graduation can be filled with a multitude of stresses that significantly impact a student during senior year....
By Rob Gillies and Jim Morris, Associated Press
Diana and Rick Bellamy initially planned to take a Caribbean cruise out of Houston before heading to Laurel, Mississippi, to visit the home of one of their favorite HGTV shows, “Home Town.”
The...
By Abigail Passafiume
The Student Association approved $650 in funds towards the Black Onyx Unity week BBQ that was held April 18, at both Hawkins pond and the Glitz Auditorium.
The Black Onyx hosted its annual C4 week. This year’s C4,...
