Drake’s latest project, “More Life: A Playlist by October Firm”, is the artist at his most captivating. Aubrey “Drake” Graham has always made music that’s difficult to grasp upon first listen. Each release since “So Far Gone” has worked, to varying degrees, because of his commitment...
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The other day, I was presented with an interesting question while being a panelist on PSTV. “Does happiness take a lifetime to achieve or do you believe you experience bursts of happiness?” As I took 30 seconds to come up with an answer, I thought about what really defines happiness. I...
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With everything going on in the world, it’s easy to complain about all the negative aspects of life. Have you ever thought about how often you complain in a day? It might be about how long your last class was or how hungry you’ve been all day. It’s the smallest complaints that add up. All complaining...
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“Sorry, we’re all out of Coke, is Pepsi OK?” Apparently not anymore. Pepsi and Kendall Jenner have both been on the receiving end of criticism due to an advertisement that was released Tuesday that has already been taken down due to intense backlash. The two-minute version of the ad depicts...
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How could something as flimsy as a participation trophy lead to not only the altering of a child’s view of the world, but also the supposed bad character traits that are perceived in millennials? Growing up, most of us chucked those things the first opportunity we had. Even as children, we understood...
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Frank Ocean has built some of his best music around the idea of duality. Last year’s “Nights” from his sophomore album seams together epics about self-sacrifice and conflicting schedules before an electronic fissure transforms the tri-hop song into an R&B ballad. Similarly, his 2009 nine-minute...
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The Turn It Around Project is a new campaign that was created by Abbe Dembowitz, who built her project on a simple idea: Write a negative thought on your back and write a positive thought on your front, and then take a photo. The final images have been shared on social media to bring awareness to self-esteem...
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Tomi Lahren was fired from her popular show “The Blaze” after coming out as pro-choice last week on an episode of “The View.” Lahren, a 24-year-old known for her political commentary rose to quick prominence within right-wing media. Lahren has been known to marginalize and attack minorities,...
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Self-proclaimed Constitutional Republican Tomi Lahren has been fired from her popular show on “The Blaze” after coming out as pro-choice on “The View” last week. At 24 years old, Lahren is well-known in the political world for her rapid, rant-like videos that usually consist of offending large...
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Hundreds of refugees have been heading to Canada since the U.S. presidential election, and Plattsburgh taxi drivers have been playing a large role in getting them there. Taxi drivers have been frequently picking up passengers, some of whom don’t speak English, at the airport and driving them north...
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Long-time PSUC staff member retires
SA wrap up, advances next semester
PSUC encourages comfort, safety
Cardinals hungry for first championship
Address issues with friends
07 Apr 2017
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