At Beaver Den, a group of Plattsburgh State students have found a haven, an escape from school-related stress. It’s a little spot where they tightly secure their lines between trees, tie their shoelaces and balance their stress away. Today, the same group of people will introduce their world to the rest...
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At Myers Fine Arts building, a big painting of a woman sitting in a red chair hangs among works of PSUC students being showcased at the B.F.A. Senior Exhibition. And though the scale of the image invites curious eyes, the enigmatic expression leaves the viewer wanting to see more. Brushstrokes of murky...
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Things change at Plattsburgh State. The sun is coming out of a long winter slumber, and cold beverages and lighter clothes replace the Plattsburgh winter armory — hot drinks and heavy coats. But there is one thing that never changes — PSUC students’ relationship to music. A dynamic that streaming...
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A woman walks into the Educational Opportunity Program office at the Angell College Center with a mission. Her face ridden with concern, she searches the room with her eyes and suddenly she sees Mama Esther. She’s the person who won’t judge her, the person who will listen to her. With her soft voice,...
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He was known for being an athlete and exuded confidence. But his previous psychology professor at Hudson Valley Community College, Todd Wysocki, saw past the confidence. “He was confident externally, but not internally,” said Wysocki about the now-confident student affairs and counseling graduate...
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Women in skirts and flats, and guys in suits. Professional attire was a common sight at the Angel College Center March 25. The occasion? The fourth annual PR day, a day for Plattsburgh State’s chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America to highlight the profession. This year’s theme was medical...
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Hair was big, music was better and parties were wilder. The disco era’s motto was bigger, better and bolder, and Plattsburgh State students were not ones to shy away from that lifestyle — especially not on St. Patrick’s Day weekend. It was a lifestyle that put a myriad of peoples lives at risk,...
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Applying for scholarships can seem daunting—that is if you take your time to even find those that best suit you. But it’s really about planning. Unlike that last minute essay students write for class that translates into a grade, essays for scholarships might have monetary value. Who wouldn’t want...
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When working on a puzzle, sometimes a fresh set of eyes is needed to help see what’s missing. Plattsburgh’s nightlife just got its missing puzzle piece — a homely new sports bar targeted to not only at sports fanatic, but also to gourmands. Located on 68 Margaret St. where Rumors used to be, Hobie’s...
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On his way to a housewarming party, then-teacher’s-assistant Jason St. Louis contemplated on the flaws of the education system. Seeing students encounter all kinds of obstacles when navigating their academic path was disheartening to him. As St. Louis made his way through the concrete jungle on an August...
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01 May 2015
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