The Plattsburgh State volleyball team has found its new coach, and for many of the Cardinals, he is a coach who needs no introduction. It was announced June 19 that Matt Lein, who served as an assistant coach for PSUC from 2014-2016, would replace former head coach Jake Bluhm, who left to join the coaching...
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The Plattsburgh State Student Association held its final meeting of the semester in the Cardinal Lounge of the Angell College Center at 9:15 p.m. Wednesday. PSUC senior Chelsea Green presented the “Green Index” which is a rewritten version of the Legislation Index penned by the 47th legislation’s...
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The Plattsburgh State softball team recorded another strong season, posting a 10-8 SUNYAC Conference record that qualified the team for the SUNYAC tournament where the Cards were eliminated in the third day to Cortland. “They needed to focus on winning one game at a time,” said Stephanie Conroy,...
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Let’s be honest, our on-campus food sucks. Since living off campus, I’ve been able to establish much healthier eating habits because I’m finally not restricted to just on-campus dining services. At Plattsburgh State, freshmen are required to eat on campus with the Anytime Dining + $125 meal...
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Every college student has been there — waking up at 8:55 a.m. for a 9 a.m. class, throwing on sweats and a baggy T-shirt and walking out the door. Clothing says a lot about a person, and unfortunately for those who take comfort to the extreme, sweatshirts and moccasins usually won’t impress post-graduation. Knowing...
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A windstorm struck down trees and power lines across the North Country last Friday night, but that didn’t stop the Autism Alliance of Northeastern New York from hosting its 13th annual Autism Awareness Walk at the Clinton County Fairgrounds the next day. By 9:30 a.m., 18 large and local businesses...
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A small white church on Palmer Street, adorned with stained glass windows and an LGBT pride flag, is the home of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, which, along with Plattsburgh Cares and I Am an Ally, hosted a Black Lives Matter potluck for community members and students last Sunday. “Essentially,...
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As the semester comes to an end and finals begin, we often stress ourselves out with studying and cramming a semester’s worth of work into one night. Finals week can be a tough time for some students, but there are ways to tame the stress that comes with finals week. Unlike some students, I’m...
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Plattsburgh State senior Antonellie “Nelly” Delacruz: better known as the orientation leader who played “Cotton Eye Joe” while anticipated freshman stood on line waiting to enter Whiteface Hall during summer orientation. Delacruz is best known as a smiling, extroverted leader who brings positivity...
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In December of 1969, nine African-American men met in New York City to discuss the challenges they faced in the profession of accounting. Out of 100,000 certified public accountants in the United States that year, only 136 of them were African-American, according to NABA’s site. Following this meeting,...
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PSUC fills volleyball coach vacancy with former assistant
SA wraps up semester with resolutions
Cards end season, look to retool
Food on campus: yum or yuck?
Dressing for the job you want
25 Jun 2018
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