By Aleksandra Sidorova
Former Rep. Bill Owens (D-NY) and state Sen. Dan Stec (R-Queensbury), discussed how students can make a difference without running for public office when they visited SUNY Plattsburgh on Sept. 17.
The most powerful tool a citizen has...
By Kamiko Chamble
Microplastics — bits of plastic less than five millimeters in length — can cause harm to the environment, animals and humans. The bits are difficult to pick up, so the Lake Champlain Sea Grant Institute aims to...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
Going to SUNY Plattsburgh is already a point of pride for many alumni, but that pride multiplies when a family has several Cardinals. Homecoming Weekend is welcoming as much Cardinal family as possible at the first meeting...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
After welcoming nine new senators the week before, the Student Association Senate assigned them areas of responsibility at its meeting Sept. 18. Some presented key issues they would like to address.
“I want us to be mindful that...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
Title IX Coordinator Kim Irland expanded the scope of the college’s jurisdiction and adjusted procedures for incidents taking place Aug. 1 onward. Students can also brush up on their knowledge of Title IX resources through a Brightspace...
By Kamiko Chamble
The Student Association upgraded SUNY Plattsburgh’s shuttle service this semester, with more space and more stops. Students love the new shuttle and everything that comes with it.
“I feel like all the new features are great and were...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
The Student Association Senate membership doubled at its first meeting of the semester Sept. 11.
The SA general election in April yielded seven senators, leaving the remaining seats open. As a result of the SA’s campaign to recruit...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
SUNY Plattsburgh is supporting students by investing in wellness and mental health programming and awareness — and students say it’s working.
“Plattsburgh cares a lot about the student body, I’d say — more than most schools,” said Nicholas...
By Grant Terwilliger
With fewer dining options on campus this semester, College Auxiliary Services expanded hours at some dining locations to make up for the Sundowner’s renovations, but some students think that it’s not enough.
Kent Cafe, Clinton Dining Hall and...
By Kamiko Chamble
Many schools had the day off for Labor Day on Sept. 2, such as fellow SUNY schools Canton, Morrisville, Geneseo, Brockport, and Westbury. One of the schools that did not have off was SUNY Plattsburgh, a decision...
