As students left for Thanksgiving break, a broken water line in the Angell College Center caused Plattsburgh State’s maintanence to shut-off the water for the entire building. Clinton County Health Department’s Senior Public Health Sanitarian Tim Simonette said maintenance in the ACC called the department’s...
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What makes a good university president? Should they possess a warm and approachable manner? Or be willing to take responsibility for difficult situations? These are just some of the questions in the Preferred Presidential Characteristics survey, which allows current students, alumni, faculty, staff...
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The city of Plattsburgh welcomed the holiday season with the fourth-annual Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting Saturday evening downtown in front of the Strand Center for the Arts. Hosted by the City of Plattsburgh and the Strand, the 35-float parade started near Redcay Hall at 5:30 p.m., led by the grand...
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The Plattsburgh State Student Association passed a Resolution #4: the request for the PSUC administration to recognize Black Solidarity Day as a holiday. PSUC Vice President of Finance Shiyiheeim Nartey-Tokoli proposed the resolution with the hopes of PSUC students learning its importance. “[PSUC]...
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Former Plattsburgh State Chief Diversity Officer J.W. Wiley has filed a lawsuit against PSUC and several other individuals over the circumstances of his summer termination, stating that the firing was due to racial and gender bias. In a lawsuit submitted to the U.S. District Court, Northern District...
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Algonquin Dining Hall has been closed since the beginning of the fall semester, but many Plattsburgh State students may not know its current state — and the future of their on-campus meal options. Executive Director of PSUC’s College Auxiliary Services Wayne Duprey said Algonquin ceased its lunch...
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As students left for Thanksgiving break, a broken water line in the Angell College Center caused Plattsburgh State’s maintanence to shut-off the water for the entire building. Clinton County Health Department’s Senior Public Health Sanitarian Tim Simonette said maintenance in the ACC called the department’s...
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The Plattsburgh State Gospel Choir has put in many hours of practice and dedication into its annual winter concert “Soulful Christmas,” and it’s set to pay off this Sunday from 4 to 6:15 p.m. E. Glenn Giltz Auditorium in Hawkins Hall will feature many different cultural styles of music as well...
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The Warren Ballrooms in the Angell College Center will be glitzed out with the drama of James Bond and the celebration of President John Ettling and Student Association President Jessica Falace’s last year at the 14th-annual President’s Gala tomorrow night at 6 p.m. The theme was chosen by Morayo...
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Plattsburgh State students enjoyed pizza and candy while awaiting their free sexually transmitted disease screening at the campus health center. PSUC nursing majors Alice Ye and Emily Rampulla are currently enrolled in a course that requires them to formulate safety clinical projects along with completing...
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Editor-in-Chief's final goodbye
Angell College Center water returns after week-long...
Hockey club eyes future growth
PSUC stays perfect in NEWHL start
Cards remain undefeated
10 Dec 2018
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