By Ari Froedden
“And Tango Makes Three” is a nonfiction book intended for three to eight year olds. The contents include the true story of two male penguins, in New York’s Central Park Zoo, adopting an egg and raising the...
By Sophie Albertie
When is the line drawn between healthy habits and habitual self destruction?
In recent years, society has somehow incorporated bulking and weightlifting into every aspect of exercise routines. Protein powder is all the rage, a seemingly quick fix...
By Ernesto Castorena
Across SUNY Plattsburgh, the phrase ‘budget cuts’ carries different meanings depending on where the funds originate. For clubs recognized by the Student Association (SA) budgets rise and fall with enrollment. For TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) funding...
By Grant Terwilliger
On Sept. 17, the Student Association (SA) held a meeting in which Chief Justice Tyree Ravenell was accepted to the board.
The meeting was shorter than participants anticipated as a result of the absence of Student Association...
By Grant Terwilliger
As a new semester starts and Tim Hortons is now closed, the Cardinal Cafe on campus adapts to having to serve a larger number of students and training of new employees contributing to inconsistency and efficiency issues.
The...
By Michael Purtell
A beloved 60 year old program on Plattsburgh State’s campus has unexpectedly gotten the axe.
SUNY Plattsburgh has received notice of a cancellation of its TRIO Upward Bound grant, according to an email from Plattsburgh State President Dr....
By Makiya Seminera Associated Press
With the Taliban barring women from college in her native Afghanistan, Bahara Saghari set her sights on pursuing higher education in the United States.
Saghari, 21, practiced English up to eight hours per day for several...
By Sophie Albertie
The demand for ambitious young scientists to help save the environment has increased by tenfold.
Justin King, 2006 alum and Environmental practice leader at TRC Companies Inc, has returned to SUNY Plattsburgh to educate students on his environmental...
By Carly Newton - Press Republican
A teacher at Beekmantown Central School District has been placed on administrative leave after a social media post he made about conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s death earlier this week went viral.
Kirk, known for his...
By Sophie Albertie
Clinton Community College is fully operational and offering classes on SUNY Plattsburgh’s main campus after being relocated August 25.
Clinton Community College officially announced its plan to move onto campus January 2024 due to issues with its Middle...
