Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been clear controversy over differing opinions on wearing a mask. Some argue forcing one to wear a mask infringes on personal liberty and freedom of expression, while others believe it is a piece...
The access to safe abortions is becoming more restricted, as Texas, Idaho, and Tennessee began to enforce “trigger laws” August 25.
As Roe v. Wade was struck down June 24, after the Supreme Court overturned the almost 50-year-old constitutional right...
Transgender individuals are being discriminated against once again, as Missouri lawmakers hosted a public hearing April 21 where they introduced House Bill 2649. Discussion surrounded the notion that gender-affirming care should not be made available to young adults younger...
The students at SUNY Plattsburgh stand in solidarity with the five critically injured individuals, the nearly two dozen injured people and those affected in the mass Brooklyn subway shooting April 12. Right before 8:30 a.m., during the shooting, the...
The invasion of Russia into Ukraine is still happening — and Russian residents are now fighting back through protest.
April 7, in Vilnius, Lithuania, a “lake of blood” has been created in front of the Russian embassy, to signify to...
There is no Planet B.
This is all we have. Therefore, we need to begin to protect it, not with just legislation proposed, but with non-performative activism and practicing sustainability in our everyday lives.
In 2021, the United Nations released a...
It is time for change.
President Joe Biden nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson to sit on the Supreme Court, Feb. 25. She could be the first Black woman to be appointed and confirmed — a monumental, positive shift for our government,...
Disclaimer: There is strong language and subject material in this article.
After more than 200 failed attempts of the U.S. government to pass one of the most important legislations toward righteousness, the Senate finally passed a bill March 7, that...
We are in a time of uncertainty.
Ukraine has now been fighting every day to protect their land from Russia, which is being bombed and destroyed during the most aggressive attack since World War ll.
Ukraine became independent, a sovereign state...
The Students of Plattsburgh stand in solidarity and remembrance of 21-year-old student cellist, Elizabeth Howell, after her untimely death, Feb. 18.
Howell was a music education senior from Patterson, New York, set to graduate this year. She was a gifted...
By: Jessica Landman
The natural light shone through the floor to ceiling windows illuminating the wood floors and green couches lining the walls of the...
By: Aleksandra Sidorova
The Student Association approved new members at its executive and senate meetings Sept. 12 and 14. The SA also granted the club...
By: Aleksandra Sidorova
President Alexander Enyedi sent out a campus-wide email Sept. 2 announcing an expansion of mental health resources available to students thanks to...
When the night fell, students roasted marshmallows on the chilly Friday night of Sept. 16.
Students making conversation around the bonfire. The social was hosted...
