11 May 2018
Posted by cardinalpoints 
Another finals week approaching and another semester gone. This time, though, it feels different. It’s likely been years since Plattsburgh State has seen a period quite as draining as this spring semester has been. A time marked by protest, anger, budget cuts and tragedy. It was a semester...
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Following Plattsburgh State’s men’s lacrosse team’s loss to SUNY Cortland 22-12 in the SUNYAC Championship game Saturday, the team will look ahead to 2019 while reflecting on a 2018 season in which they rebounded from a 1-8 start to make it to the conference finals. The rematch of last year’s...
Read more → Plattsburgh State students now have the option to join the new robotics major in time for the 2018 fall semester. A press release on the school’s website states there are only 19 robotics programs in the nation, making PSUC’s the only one in the SUNY system so far. “We started the robotics...
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Having transferred to Plattsburgh State for her sophomore year and anticipating an early graduation in 2019, the Cardinals’ track and field athlete Marissa Jones takes a positive attitude into her final season of collegiate athletics. Jones, a 19-year-old sophomore from Sauquoit, New York - a hamlet...
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Plattsburgh State’s track and field team will have many athletes competing at the upcoming All-Atlantic Regional Tournament at the College at Brockport Wednesday and Thursday, according to head coach Nick Jones. The Cardinals have one simple goal in mind when they compete. “To win,” said Brian...
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The Plattsburgh State music department hosted its spring guitar ensemble and studio concert Wednesday. More than 130 members of the Plattsburgh community gathered at Krinovitz auditorium in Hawkins Hall to watch the student guitarists perform. The setlist comprised of 14 songs from a variety of musicians...
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What is it like to be an “intimidating woman?” What is an “intimidating woman” made of? Well, being an intimidating woman is not really that easy, at least in my opinion. It is hard to actually intimidate someone. When a woman is called intimidating, it might be because of the way she acts...
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The Plattsburgh State Academic Affairs division has secured its permanent salary cuts for fiscal year 2018-2019 as required by the college’s financial stability plan but still faces $650,000 to cut for the 2019-2020 fiscal year. In an email to the PSUC faculty sent out the last week of April, Interim...
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S ix of the top 20 highest-grossing films of all time have one thing in common: They’re superhero movies. Marvel’s recently released “Avengers: Infinity War” looks like it will soon join that list, as a part of a long stream of superhero movies that has inundated pop culture over the last...
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Plattsburgh State men’s soccer coach Chris Waterbury’s retirement last November left a massive hole for the athletic department, and PSUC filled it by giving an alumnus a chance for a homecoming. Chris Taylor, a 2011 graduate, will make his return to the school as the new men’s head coach this...
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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