Danielle Garneau, who is understanding of student-parents’ struggles, keeps photos of her children in her office. One photo shows her son joining her in her research.
By Aleksandra Sidorova
A Cardinal Points article published Nov. 4 reported the experiences of a...
Nine buildings on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus were without electricity when a power outage occurred around noon Wednesday, Dec. 7.
An email sent on behalf of Provost Anne Herzog announced classes after 2 p.m. in Myers and Yokum Halls, two...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
For years, SUNY Plattsburgh had a physical Title IX office that deals with reports on discrimination and sexual assault. However, now these services are provided remotely and have been for the past year, to an uncertain degree...
By Sydney Hakes
After years of free parking in downtown Plattsburgh, the plan to install a paid parking fee structure took effect Oct. 11. The Common Council passed the decision (4-2) in June despite concerns from community members.
Street parking and...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
University Police received seven reports of food being stolen from the Sundowner, a dining hall at SUNY Plattsburgh, this semester.
The number is “a little high,” UP Inspector Seth Silver said. However, Silver said he thinks the number...
Saanvi Moryani (left) and Arshita Pandey (right), president and vice president of the Desi Club respectively, tabled in Angell College Center Nov. 14. The club participated in International Education Week by offering mini lessons in 10 South Asian languages.
By...
By Bryn Fawn
Masses of students gathered for a speak-out session in the Warren Ballrooms at Angell College Center Nov. 18 showing support for a Black SUNY Plattsburgh staff member. Later they gathered in Kehoe in an act of protest,...
By Jessica Landman
The day following the election, Daniel Lake, associate professor of political science, hosted a discussion to review the campaigns leading up to election day as well as the election results.
A large focus in this discussion was polling...
By Jessica Landman
With the holiday season approaching, many shift their focus to giving back to those around them. There are several events happening on campus dedicated to giving back.
Joy-FUL, a group on campus run by Chartwells, hosted a campus...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
The Global Education Office collaborated with student clubs and college departments to bring to campus a series of events to mark International Education Week, nationally recognized Nov. 14 to 20. These events included mini language lessons and...
