Burkland says farewell
I entered college with absolutely no plan for my future. I pursued higher education, because I felt like I had to, hoping that my calling would find me along the READ MORE
Cardinals return with more depth, confidence
The SUNY Plattsburgh women’s basketball team is looking ahead to its first game of the season this weekend against Drew University. The Cardinals ended last season eighth in the SUNYAC READ MORE
Moffat earns first conference win as new head coach
The SUNY Plattsburgh men’s ice hockey team lost to Oswego State 3-0 and bounced back with a win against SUNY Cortland 4-1. The Cardinals earned their first SUNYAC win of READ MORE
‘The Lighthouse’ lights way for future of film
Director and co-writer Robert Eggers said, “Nothing good happens when two men are trapped in a giant phallus.” “The Lighthouse” is set in the 1890s and has only two characters. READ MORE
Students raise money for cancer research
SUNY Plattsburgh’s Greek life hosted the No More Cancer Rally for St. Jude Children’s Hospital to raise money for childhood cancer awareness in the ACC Ballrooms Nov. 9. Students participated READ MORE
New coach, new season: Cards set to tip off against Farmingdale
The SUNY Plattsburgh men’s basketball team will begin its 2019-20 season tonight at 7:30 p.m. when the Cardinals take on Farmingdale State College in the Hartwick Tip-Off Tournament at Oneonta. READ MORE
V-Nation connects campus community with Vietnamese food, history, pop culture
V-Nation connects SUNY Plattsburgh students, Vietnamese or not, to the many aspects of Vietnamese culture through food, games, pop culture and history. Each meeting has a specific topic of discussion. READ MORE
Plattsburgh drops championship game to Oneonta 1-0, misses NCAA bid
The SUNY Plattsburgh men’s soccer team’s journey for the SUNYAC championship fell short after a 1-0 loss to No. 10 SUNY Oneonta in the final round. The Cardinals previously beat READ MORE
CANDIDATE CORNER: Harris inspires, needs to address criticism
Kamala Harris has wore many hats. She served as the district attorney of San Francisco, the attorney general of California and the junior senator of the previously named state. She’s READ MORE
Locals assist asylum-seekers
What was once a scrappy dirt path on the Canadian border marked “dead end” has now become a gateway to a new life for asylum-seekers. Since the inauguration of President READ MORE
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