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Yearly Archives: 2014

Annual Save a Life tour to be postponed until spring

Every year, the Plattsburgh State Student Association hosts the Save a Life tour to educate students about the dangers of distracted driving. This year’s event,...

Alpha Gamma Sigma joins campus

With no honor society recognizing other communication departments, Lambda Pi Eta has created a new chapter to help honors students who are not properly...

‘Paws for Peace’ walks for pets

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the inaugural “Paws for Peace” event will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the U.S. Oval...

Plattsburgh International receives $8.6 million grant

Plattsburgh International Airport was awarded $8,616,132 by the U.S. Department of Transportation to continue the major renovations and expansion of the airport’s terminals. According...

BASIC

Instead of hitting the snooze button a third time, she rolls out of bed. She walks to the mirror, takes a look at the...

Restaurant known for local produce

Founded in May 2013, it hasn’t been too long since local restaurant Blue Collar Bistro made the move from being a small tent at...

Alumnus discusses philosophy with students

New Yorker, father, philosopher, malcontent, in-progress: These are the words Plattsburgh State alumnus Jack Weinstein uses to describe himself. Weinstein gave a free-form lecture...

Cardinal Watch: From Merchant Marines to rock climber

Hailing from Long Island, Ferguson came to Plattsburgh as a non-traditional student to pursue higher education in one of Plattsburgh State’s most selective program,...

More women than men advance in college

Women are enrolling in college in higher numbers than ever before. The Plattsburgh State population is 57.4 percent female and 42.6 percent male, according...

New venue opens downtown

30 City, the newly renovated community center downtown is where Plattsburgh State students and locals can go to enjoy and connect with the community...

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