By Grant Terwilliger
The Student Association approved first year Angel Castillo as a new finance board member along with approving funds to several clubs on campus. Remarks from the gallery included a speech from a concerned campus community regarding Senator...
By Luca Gross
The Champlain Centre celebrates the Adirondacks and pollinators in a new mural.
The mall unveiled “Metamorphosis” a new mural by Outside Art: Plattsburgh Public Art Project on Saturday, Sept. 27.
The new mural features the Adirondack mountain range, Lake...
By LUCA GROSS / Press Republican
PLATTSBURGH — SUNY Plattsburgh officials hosted a special reception Wednesday afternoon to celebrate the growth and success of the Advance Completion through Engagement program, an initiative designed by New York state to help students...
By Grant Terwilliger
The Student Association accepted Ciara Wade as chief justice for the Senate and discussed current committees that they attended during the third meeting of the semester on September 24.
Wade is a recent transfer student from Bryant Stratton...
By Grant Terwilliger
September was National emergency preparedness month and campus fire safety month, the Office of Emergency preparedness and health center on campus collaborated to educate students on the importance of being prepared and helping others during emergencies.
Michael Caraballo...
By Christian Tufino
At the sound of the horn, runners took off. Shoes hit the pavement and dust was sent flying up at the start of the Planned Parenthood’s sexual assault awareness 5k color-run Sept. 28.
Steps to Empowerment, an event...
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 short as a result of a thin agenda. On top of that, certain...
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....
