The Organization for Women of Ethnicity kicked off the semester with a meeting promoting their “Free the Nipple” campaign. They met Tuesday, Sept. 12 in the Angell College Center and invited those interested in joining in on the conversation. The campaign dates back to a 2012 feature film. “Free...
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Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) is a condition thats make it difficult for an individual to stand from a lying down position due to a reduced blood volume in the heart. The women’s soccer team hosted a charity match against Skidmore College in hopes to raise awareness of POTS Sept....
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Plattsburgh State was chosen as one of five colleges and universities nationwide to receive a 2017 Higher Education Civic Engagement Award from The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars. The application was sent on behalf of the ShineOn! Program, by Center for Community Engagement Coordinator...
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The fourth annual Night to Remember fundraising event was held on Sept. 16 at the Green Room in the city of Plattsburgh, sponsored by Ellen’s Rebellion. Sisters Sarah Cronk-Duquette and Laura Cronk were inspired to make a difference, when their mother Ellen was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia...
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Plattsburgh State senior Lina Nguyen was excited to return for her final semester at PSUC. And then, all of the sudden, she wasn’t. Nguyen was forced to take a semester off at PSUC after being told by the Russian government that her permanent residency and visa documents weren’t ready by the end of August;...
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That’s right, folks; it’s been here before and it’s back again for another exciting year. Plattsburgh State’s Night of Nations is a one night event that kicks off International Education Week during the month of November. The event is where international students from across campus come together...
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The annual Plattsburgh State Graduate and Professional school fair, hosted by the Career Development Center, encourages PSUC students and alumni to attend and hear from over 75 college representatives. The fair offers an opportunity to dig deeper into your major and further education. Not only will there...
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Everyone can agree that social media has evolved throughout the years and manipulated our sense of empathy. Young adults speaking up and creativity has increased, but so has depression and cyber bullying, as well as your amount of privacy decreasing. Social media has also played a major role in the increase...
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“The annual Fraternal Summit took place this past Friday and Saturday, which allowed several conversations about stereotypes and diversity to ensue. Plattsburgh State has taken actions to promote more diversity on campus. PSUC students Jacob Dubay and Julissa Vera, both Vice Presidents of Standards...
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The Part-time Job Fest was held last Wednesday, Aug. 30 in the Warren Ballrooms put together by Plattsburgh’s State’s very own Career Development Center Director Julia Overton-Healy. Overton-Healy has organized this event for decades now and strives to help all students find some kind of work...
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Using emojis in professional setting
Cardinals earn regional ranking
Pijuan brings entrepreneurial spirit
Cards take down pair of North Country Rivals
PSUC international student expresses homesickness
22 Sep 2017
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