Students are provided a safe space to have coffee and conversation at the Breakfast Club, a support group organized by the Counseling Center in coordination with the Educational Opportunity Program, READ MORE
A variety of genres, levels and styles of guitar music were represented at the Guitar Ensemble and Studio Concert Wednesday night. Krinovitz Recital Hall was almost at capacity with family, READ MORE
President Ettling will be retiring at the end of this academic year, marking the end of his 15-year run as an administrator for Plattsburgh State. But he is not leaving READ MORE
In movies, sororities are often stereotyped to be groups of blonde, skinny girls who can’t tell their right from their left. Their only goals are to party and gain a READ MORE
The Science Fiction Club is new to campus and has been active since the start of the spring semester to try and build friendships through fictional worlds. “The Science Fiction READ MORE
On a gloomy day in May, a large crowd gathered behind Macomb Hall. Three small donkeys trotted around and greeted eager Plattsburgh State students at the Wellness Fair. Many eager READ MORE
RADIUS, a part of the Title IX which stands for reinvigorating, advocacy, diversity, intersectionality, understanding and self- love, gave students the opportunity to relive, or redo, their high school prom READ MORE
Music completely permeates the life of junior music major Nelson Moore, and he couldn’t be more involved within Plattsburgh State’s music department. Moore enrolled at PSUC in the spring of READ MORE
The sun is shining, the birds are chirping and Plattsburgh State’s Concert Choir is getting ready for its annual ChoralFest titled “Birdsongs, Bach, and the Beatles.” The show will be READ MORE
Pop, rock, classical, country or gospel — music is a universal medium that brings people together. Plattsburgh State Gospel Choir is hosting its annual Gospel Fest with a few new READ MORE
