By Ashley St. John
Many SUNY Plattsburgh students rely on the school-provided bus transportation each semester to travel home and back. Regular travel companies such as Greyhound and Amtrak are not providing transportation like usual due to COVID-19 concerns, but...
Oct. 18
Residence Life staff in Wilson Hall reported a loud party to University Police. Six students were referred to Student Conduct for violating housing regulations and possessing alcohol.
Oct. 28
Residence Life staff in Adirondack Hall reported alcohol violations...
By Fernando Alba
With the 2020 elections just days away, members of the Plattsburgh community set their yard signs, demonstrated, counter demonstrated and cast their ballot in early voting in anticipation of the nation-defining race.
Early voting started in Clinton County...
By Drew Wemple
Men’s and women’s basketball, hockey and indoor track and field will not be returning to SUNY Plattsburgh, or any SUNY, this season. The State Universities of New York Athletic Conference made the decision to cancel the winter...
By Channing Prins
Donkeys and a few of their furry friends once again met SUNY Plattsburgh students over Zoom last week during another De-Stressing with Donkeys event, hosted by Thera-Pets and Kickin’ Up Dust Farm.
Students who Zoomed in were able...
By Adeeb Chowdhury
The Student Association Executive Council welcomed a new member during its meeting Oct. 26, swearing in the freshly elected treasurer Saugat Gautam. A veteran member of the Finance Board, Gautam accepted his new position and shared his...
Oct. 25
A student called University Police to report another student “out of control” in deFredenburgh Hall, allegedly under the influence of drugs and alcohol. The investigation is pending.
Oct. 26
A female student reported she was being stalked online....
By Drew Wemple
After almost seven weeks of pooled COVID-19 testing with zero positive cases, SUNY Plattsburgh is now beginning to see its first spike.
Administrators and faculty within specific offices are continuing to keep students informed and safe in light...
By Emma Vallelunga
Fall means the beginning of flu season, but with the coronavirus still a major health concern across the U.S., some are contemplating whether getting vaccinated this year is worth the risk. Both doctors and medical experts at...
By Emma Vallelunga
About 200 people sent a strong message Saturday in Plattsburgh that women are valuable and deserve a seat at the table.
“There’s absolutely no reason we shouldn’t be marching for our rights right now,” event organizer Nicole Berlingeri...
