By Sophie Albertie
I don’t know if you guys heard — but I’m pretty sure Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce got engaged.
I opened my phone once and read the sentence: “Your english teacher and gym teacher are getting married,” quoted...
BY Ashley Pfeiffer
When Tim Hortons was removed from our campus, it wasn’t just a coffee shop that closed. It was the loss of a gathering space, study hub, and a familiar part of people’s daily routine.
The sense of community...
By Maureen Russel
Artificial intelligence is a weapon. It has proven to be highly problematic when used in an academic setting.
As the school year begins, both students and teachers are reminded of its role in the classroom. With the continuous...
By Gabriel Stanton
For several decades, videogame movie adaptations have had a reputation for being some of the worst films released in their respective years. This trend was disappointing, as fans look forward to seeing their favorite franchises have a...
By Sophia Albertie
Movie lovers, have you ever been hyper aware that you were witnessing “that scene” during your first time seeing a movie? That one scene, something you haven’t really seen done before a moment that skyrockets a film...
By Lillian Murray
When I first came to SUNY Plattsburgh, I was completely lost. I had no idea what I wanted to do, no sense of direction. I wasn’t driven, I wasn’t focused — I was just trying to get...
By Kolin Kriner
Freshman year I never expected my life would take a turn for what I believe to be the better. I was 17, unsure of where I wanted to end up. I switched my major nine times that...
By Ankita Mane
Hi, I’m Ankita. I’m a senior majoring in computer science, and I’ll be graduating next semester. As I get closer to the end of my time at SUNY Plattsburgh, I’ve been thinking a lot about all the...
By Jayne Smith
I am not a journalism student. But when I first toured SUNY Plattsburgh in 2019, I toured the journalism department. I met the faculty, learned about its programs and visited for the first time the Cardinal Points...
By Kaliyah Green
Online classes have taken over college campuses in recent years, offering convenience at the click of a button.
However, many students — including myself — find that in-person classes provide a stronger learning experience, better structure and more...