Food waste continues to be a growing problem across the United States. There is roughly 130 million pounds of food wasted each year in the U.S., which amounts to about $160 billion lost in monetary value, according to the...
The Plattsburgh State baseball team ended last weekend by splitting a doubleheader against Oneonta on the road. Afterwards, the Cardinals traveled to Northfield, Vermont Tuesday to take on Norwich University for a doubleheader, which the Cards managed a sweep,...
Being single is often looked upon in a negative light. To some people it is a problem that needs to be fixed. As humans, people do require social interactions, but it is OK to be alone sometimes. In fact,...
Studies suggest that regular physical activity supports healthy child development by improving memory, concentration and positive outlook, according to the George Lucas Educational Foundation, a nonprofit operating foundation founded by filmmaker George Lucas in 1991.
Learning and exercising have a...
The Plattsburgh State track and field team had a busy last weekend, with contingents competing in two different meets over the weekend before another section of the team competed this past Tuesday.
Friday and Saturday, the Cardinals sent a small...
The Plattsburgh State Department of Intercollegiate Athletics made the announcement on April 11 that PSUC would be adding women’s lacrosse ahead of the 2018-19 season.
Like men’s lacrosse, the women’s team will join the SUNYAC conference, becoming the 10th and...
We live in an extremely critical world. Everybody is constantly either being judged or judging others, whether it is on purpose or subconsciously.
There are always new trends circulating and old ones falling out of the fashion. Some people...
The Plattsburgh State men’s lacrosse team ended its five game road trip with a statement win against notoriously tough SUNYAC opponent, the College at Brockport, winning 15-11.
It was more of a statement win for themselves as a team for...
Plattsburgh State senior Jonathan Forrence graduates in May after dozens of late -night work sessions with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, B.F.A., with a double concentration in sculpture and printmaking.
Forrence has been interested in art for many years,...
The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is hosting a Yards for Yeardley event in hopes to raise awareness for domestic violence. The event will be held at 101 Broad Street Memorial field and is free and opened to anyone who’s interested...
