PSUC Students win Spring Quizbowl
Two weeks ago, Plattsburgh State sports and wellness students had the opportunity to present research and compete in the student quiz bowl at American College of Sport Medicine Greater New READ MORE
Jones, Whimple break school records in Cortland Classic
The Plattsburgh State track and field team had strong performances last week in the Cortland Classic Invitational. Junior Marissa Jones and freshman Victoria Whimple broke school records for the 400-meter READ MORE
PSUC wins first home game
The Plattsburgh State women’s lacrosse team continued its first season as it played two games this past week. The Cardinals (2-14) were on the road last Saturday to take on READ MORE
Cards clinch second seed in tournament
It was all cheers and celebrations in the Plattsburgh State men’s lacrosse team’s locker room Wednesday. The team’s 13-8 win over the Potsdam Bears clinched the second seed in the READ MORE
Cardinals drop four of six SUNYAC games
Plattsburgh State softball had a rough week, losing four out of six games played. Sophomore infielder Bella Spadinger batted in six RBIs, which tied for second for the most RBIs READ MORE
‘HellBoy’ remake fails at R-rated fun and gore
A general rule of thumb when it comes to movie making — the opening scene should set the tone for the rest of the story. A prime example would be READ MORE
Culture around Coachella shifting
The Coachella Music and Arts Festival has made it appropriate and fashionable for wanna-be bloggers to walk around half-naked in the California desert. The idea of being invited to the READ MORE
Tiger Woods’ comeback examined
Hold the applause for Tiger Woods. The American professional golfer won The Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia, on April 14 to large received praise from the public. It was READ MORE
Custodial Appreciation Day instituted
Empty water bottles, food containers and wrappings are scattered the floor of lounge spaces in residence halls and academic spaces. This image is ingrained in students’ minds when they walk READ MORE
Clinton Dining Hall staff temporarily removed
As the spring semester winds down, so does the staffing at Clinton Dining Hall. Recently, student workers are no longer allowed to work for the rest of the semester. Debbie READ MORE
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