Tuesday, April 15, 2025

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Cardinal Creatives: Senior artist shares inspirations, methods

      By Grant Terwilliger   A childhood love for the legend of Zelda, Lord of the Rings, King Arthur and mythology inspired Senior BFA Artist Noah Honsinger to create a world of his own. “At first, it wasn't Zelda and D&D and all...

Lunasa heads to Plattsburgh Strand’s stage

By Ninah Kellihananui   Irish folk band Lúnasa will be performing in downtown Plattsburgh at the Strand theatre March 9. Their name is derived from Irish and is closely associated with the ancient Celtic festival of the same name. The word...

‘Love Bugs’ show spreads joy

By Christian Tufino   Tarot cards, feng shui and snails, what’s the commonality? Love. With Valentine’s day around the corner, Late Night for the Planet covers love through nature and spirituality. Olive Ridley’s hosted the talk show run by students Kaiser Beckford...

Lyrical Faith, activist poet, visits SUNY Plattsburgh.

By Grant Terwilliger   Spoken word poet Lyrical Faith, brings activism and engagement to the Warren Ballrooms. Lyrical Faith is a graduate of the public relations program at Syracuse University, an educator, an award-winning international spoken word poet and activist who has...

In the Stars

By Grant Terwilliger   Aries (Mar 21 - Apr 19)   You may be going through some hardships this week or feel disconnected from the world around you. Take time to reflect on your current situation.   Taurus (Apr 20 - May 20)   Take time to...

Painted trees mark new campus tradition

By Grant Terwilliger   Black History Month allows a time for reflection and celebration. With a new year, new ideas are created to honor history and culture. The office of diversity, equity and inclusion, students in the art department and other faculty...

Professor tackles phone culture

By Guilianna Laurain    Anyone who has ever gotten into an online argument in the comments section of a Reddit post has likely wondered whether social media is making everything worse. That very issue was the focus of a recent event...

BIPOC students create own safe spaces for DIY, textured hair care on campus

By Kaliyah Green   For many BIPOC students at College, finding a hairstylist is a necessity. With limited options, student entrepreneurs turn dorms and apartments into spaces for Black hair care.   A GAP IN RESOURCES Sciria Thompson, a sophomore, brought her love for...

Three retired faculty return to Plattsburgh in first exhibit of semester: ‘Shared Terrain’

By Katie Kearney   SUNY Plattsburgh presented its latest group exhibition to the public on January 28. The Shared Terrain exhibition was created to honor the achievements of recently retired emeriti faculty who dedicated their careers to guiding and inspiring students...

Trash transformed: Garbage exhibit in gallery

By Cinara Marquis   The Plattsburgh State Art Museum boasts over 10,000 works of art and artifacts. Yet, when you walk into the Myers Lobby Gallery, all you see is trash. Shoes sprawl across the floor, clothing scraps are scattered along the...
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