On a cold November evening, the Taste of the North Country was described by the local DJ as, “the greatest food festival in the North Country.” Sponsored by the North Country Chamber of Commerce, the Taste of the North Country is an annual event where Chamber members who own chain and local businesses...
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The Plattsburgh State men’s hockey team sent 44 shots on goal Saturday against the College at Brockport, but only one found the back of the net. After 65 minutes of hockey, the Cardinals settled for a 1-1 tie with the Golden Eagles. PSUC (3-0-1, 3-0-1) had to bounce back after falling behind in the second...
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The Plattsburgh State women’s basketball team staved off Norwich’s late comeback attempt to win its first game of the season 59-52 in Memorial Hall tonight on the back of senior Bella DePasquale’s double-double performance. The Cardinals (1-0) set the pace early with two back-to-back transition...
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The Plattsburgh State men’s hockey team continued its winning start to its season Friday with what, on paper, was an unexpected win. The Cardinals defeated No. 2 SUNY Geneseo at the Ronald B. Stafford Ice Arena by a score of 3-2. Scoring once in each period, PSUC (3-0-0, 3-0-0) built a 3-0 lead before...
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Wednesday’s SA Senate meeting saw club funding requests, a club status declaration and votes on a service award. The Global Education Office’s request for additional funding for the Night of Nations event taking place this Saturday was approved by the Senate. Smit Pujara, PSUC student and marketing...
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Last year, Night of Nations had Giltz Auditorium packed for an evening celebrating culture. This year, Smit Pujara is expecting standing room only for the 12th annual Night of Nations, sponsored by the Global Education Office and Club International tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Giltz Auditorium of Hawkins Hall. “It’s...
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Midterm election of milestones Tuesday’s election was an election of firsts all across the country. The nation’s first Native American and Muslim women were elected to congressional seats, as well as the youngest woman to be elected to Congress. Native Americans and Democrats Sharice Davids and Debra...
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Campus Advantage and RentTrack, a credit reporting agency, partnered together to give Plattsburgh State students the opportunity to significantly increase their credit scores by simply paying rent at Broad Street Commons. The most common methods of improving credit scores include taking on debt through...
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The killing of 11 Jews in Pittsburgh during a Shabbat, or Sabbath, service recently may have shocked the nation. It did not shock most Jews. Anti-Semitism goes back thousands of years. During the days of the Roman Empire, there were already caustic descriptions of Jews in literature and riots against...
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08 Nov 2018
Posted by cardinalpoints 
Millions of Americans answered the call to vote this past Tuesday for midterm elections, resulting in 49 percent of eligible voters, or 113 million people, showing up to the polls — the highest voter turnout since 1966 according to CBS News. Voting is a civic right the American people have fought...
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'Taste of the North Country' puts local businesses...
Cardinals tie Brockport, remain undefeated
Cards take down Cadets in season opener
Cards knock off No. 2 ranked Geneseo
SA Senate approves club allocations, votes on award