The North Country Planetarium presented Skywatchers of Africa at 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. last Friday.
It was the hope that the audience would learn how various cultures used astronomy for calendar systems or navigations. And for those who didn’t...
Over 40 million Americans use online dating websites like Tinder, Bumble and Hinge according to the Huffington Post. With a vast number of dating sites becoming more available day after day, it is now completely normal to find someone...
Senior Mikayla Deruchia hopes to use her nutrition degree to become a clinical nutritionist working in hospitals, helping patients maintain a good quality of life.
“I come from an area that doesn’t have a lot of nutrition education,” Deruchia said....
African Unity held its first Mystic Night event last Saturday.
“One thing we observed while advertising the event was that people kept asking, ‘What is that? What is it about?” Nyimma Kolley, AU event planner and psychology major, said. “As...
Jadae Argro always had an interest in law. Growing up, she’d sit in front of her TV all day and watch shows like “Law and Order.” But her interest grew into a passion after she moved to Brooklyn.
There, in...
The Pre-Med/Pre-Health Association connects students looking to go into any area of the medical field and prepares them for the future. Previously called the Pre-Med Association, the club recently changed its name to be more inclusive.
“When we were just...
Last Thursday, the Plattsburgh State Global Education Office (GEO) held their Global Cafe Caribbean Carnival in the Community H.U.B. in the Angell College Center. The event was the second in a series the office is hoping to grow as...
Fifteen Plattsburgh State students and one alumna presented their work over the last year and participated in a variety of workshops and auditions at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region 1 Conference Jan. 27 to Feb. 2.
The...
“Indigenous Reflections” pays the Plattsburgh Strand Center for The Arts a visit for the month of February to showcase the work of painter David Kanietakeron Fadden.
Fadden gained his artistic insight and technical skills from his parents, John and Elizabeth...
Held in Feinberg 105, the Japanese Culture Association at Plattsburgh (JCAP) meets every Monday at 8p.m. JCAP is a student organization committed to promoting Japan by having weekly meetings to showcase the culture itself as well as holding many...
