By Justin Rushia
Higher winter temperatures and declining snowfall, driven by climate change in the Adirondacks, has become an economic and cultural concern for outdoor enthusiasts and area businesses.
“At the most basic level, winters aren’t as cold as they used...
By Grant Terwilliger
The Student Association approved several returning clubs for provisional status as well as approved a reorganization committee, an associate justice and a finance board member.
Dec. 3 Meeting
During the last meeting of the semester on Dec. 3, the...
By Grant Terwilliger
Ever since the death of Charlie Kirk in September, Turning Point USA chapters have exploded across college and university campuses even into SUNY Plattsburgh’s own lawn.
Students Vaughn Martin and Landon Castine have been trying to organize a...
By Aubrey Hayes and Anna Reisman
Many undergraduates view University Police as party poopers whose only job is to stop students from urinating on campus buildings or from carrying a 30-rack of Coors on a Friday night to a frat...
By Adam Blanchard
SUNY Plattsburgh senior Alexis “Doc” Adamkowski stands above her peers with her thoughtful approach to her artwork.
Adamkowski’s academic career led her to become a double major in anthropology and art with a focus in painting and drawing....
By Grant Terwilliger
The Student Association approved the African Unity Club for $1500 and discussed how to go about restructuring the Student Association and move forward.
African Unity had its budget reduced by 25% for the fall 2025 semester. As a...
By Phillip Maughan
Local nonprofit members said not to forget that the battle for people struggling with rising costs of living and food insecurity does not end with the return of federal funding.
Late Night for the Planet hosted a session...
By Grant Terwilliger
The Student Association approved Plattsfur as a provisional club, approved two associate justices and one clubs and organizations affair board student representative.
Senator Leo Greer resigned as a result of time commitments. Currently there are two open seats...
By Luca Gross and Carly Newton
Press Republican
Michael Cashman will resign as Plattsburgh Town Supervisor and assume the 115th State Assembly District seat after a close victory in the special election Tuesday night.
Members of the Democratic Party and candidate supporters...
By Grant Terwilliger
It’s not often that a new Fraternity comes to SUNY Plattsburgh’s campus, especially one the first of its kind in New York State.
Alpha Kappa Lambda, a Judeo-Christian fraternity based in the Western United States is seeking approval...
