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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 …
Editor’s note: This article was updated March 18, 2020 to add additional information on the Student Association shuttle, mail center operations and the deadline students …
Cardinal Points l Emma Vallelunga
Vladmir Munk and Ita Bullard survived the Holocaust, and they visited Plattsburgh State last Friday in the Champlain Valley Hall Commons to talk about their …
Cardinal Points l Jorge Martinez
If Alexander Enyedi had a magic wand, he would change anything a student disliked about Plattsburgh State. Instead, the president is meeting them first-hand across …
Cardinal Points l Dakota Gilbert
Plattsburgh State’s feathery school mascot has danced at every sporting event, cheered at every homecoming rally and smiled in every photo. But few know the …
After traveling back to the United States from China this month, Liou Xie’s voluntary two-week quarantine ended last week. Her journey home wasn’t easy, but …
Cardinal Points l Audrey Lapinski
“Fund SUNY now.” This was the cry of the Plattsburgh chapter of United University Professions, who rallied Wednesday afternoon in Amite Plaza at Plattsburgh State …
Emma Vallelunga
It was a late night for a crowd of about 40 people in the back room of Olive Ridley’s in downtown Plattsburgh Wednesday night, as …
Zoe Nguyen
Community advocates of Banks Hall are giving back next week with a simple fundraising goal and about 240 slices of pizza. The event, Pizza for …
The future of Plattsburgh State’s departments, programs, enrollment strategies and general academics continues to change in light of the college’s Plan for Academic Renewal. Last …