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B.R.A.V.E. event promotes free speech, voting

By Nickie Hayes SUNY Plattsburgh’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion department has added a student-centered initiative called B.R.A.V.E. conversations to the campus community. B.R.A.V.E. stands for Brave, Resilient, Amplified voices for Equity-mindedness. These spaces are a way to hold conversations, requiring an...

Conference aims to help online anxiety

By Alexa Dumas Last Friday, SUNY Plattsburgh at Queensbury and SUNY Adirondack hosted the Anxiety and Learning: From Research to Practice Conference via Zoom. This annual conference was designed for students, educators, faculty, administrators, service providers and members of the...

In the Stars: Horoscopes for the week of Oct. 23

Read according to your rising sign Aries: Your patience is going to be tested more than usual. You may feel hot headed more easily, but that doesn’t mean you have to confront everyone. Sometimes it’s better to remove yourself from...

Cardinal Watch: Faraci prepares for med school, leads peers

By Natalie St. Denis James Faraci is a senior majoring in biochemistry and biomedical sciences and minoring in neurobiology and psychology. Faraci is in the process of applying for medical school, which he hopes to attend after graduating to work...

Greek life focuses on community service, take COVID-19 precautions

By Nickie Hayes COVID-19 has left nothing unchanged on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus, and that includes Greek life. Fraternities and sororities have had to go through massive changes to their normal semester itinerary, and have successfully done so, according to Allison...

In the Stars: Horoscopes for the week of Oct. 16

Read according to your rising sign Aries: You’ll have trouble with communication and having patience was never your strength. Be careful with how you speak to others around you because you don’t want to accidentally break ties. Relationships are worth...

Cardinal Watch: Dawson builds on, develops new skills

By Natalie St. Denis Tyler Dawson is a senior, double majoring in music arts management and music and a triple minor in business, economics, and public relations. Since he was 9 or 10 years old, he knew he wanted to grow...

International students find struggles studying from home

By Taiba Azeem Every semester, more than 300 international students find a stable home at SUNY Plattsburgh, but this semester has been even more unique and challenging for foreign Cardinals than usual. Due to the pandemic, SUNY Plattsburgh has been offering...

In the Stars: Horoscopes for the week of Oct. 9

Read according to your rising sign Aries: frustrations will be amplified this week. Letting it out without thinking could escalate the situation but you have to find a way to feel heard. Taurus: You will probably feel lucky and more appreciated by...

Environmental science classes continue in person, outdoors

By Alexa Dumas Sitting in a classroom, listening to a lecture and having all classes in-person was what students used to expect from a standard semester at SUNY Plattsburgh. The outbreak of COVID-19 has dramatically changed the ways classes are...
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