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Provided photo l Mia Morgillo and Clarice Knelly in Manchester, England. Morgillo and Knelly studied abroad together at Keele University in the U.K. before they were asked to travel home due to the pandemic.
Twenty-one Plattsburgh State students traveled hundreds of miles to study abroad in other countries at the beginning of this semester. Two months later, they were …
Instead of experiencing a woman president for the first time in its history, SUNY Plattsburgh will undergo additional candidate forums, that begin Sept 9, before …
The faculty senate met in Yokum 200 Tuesday to discuss and vote on resolutions proposed in the wake of student protests against racism and the …
Maria Gates, the freshman student who ignited outrage with her Jan. 26 Snapchat, a photo of herself and an unidentified male friend with the caption …
A college education is something highly sought after, even with the spike in tuition cost over the years. Having a degree is necessary in this …
Students on various SUNY campuses have been taking action in the hopes that the state will hear their concerns about student debt and tuition increases. …
Athletes at any college level put a lot of work into the sport they play. Whether it is for practice, traveling to face competition or …
Sports are all about a series of ups and downs. For the larger part of their season, Plattsburgh State lacrosse has been on the up, …
While in college, young people might not be looking ahead when it comes to their finances. This week in Cardinal Points, staff writer Patrick Willisch …
Plattsburgh State junior Matt Massaria must be a little nuts to go out and do what he does every day. Day by day, he has …