Coming to Plattsburgh State through the Global Education Office as an international student from Haiti, Kira Paulemon integrated into campus life by becoming the vice president for student affairs and diversity for the Student Association.
As the vice president for...
For the fifth year in a row, Plattsburgh State’s Bluegrass for the Next Generation Program is inviting students to attend the 34th-annual Joe Val Bluegrass Festival tomorrow and Sunday in Framingham, Massachusetts, at no cost to them for two...
Amongst the textbooks, flash cards, packets and tests, college students’ minds need a break. For those Plattsburgh State students who find the gym too intimidating or yoga too challenging, they’ll want to check out the Meditation Club.
The club, run...
Bright acrylic colors, precise abstract shapes and three-dimensional textures adorn the walls of Burke Gallery in Myers Fine Arts, as Quebec artist Patrice Charbonneau brings his artwork to the Plattsburgh State Art Museum.
PSUC Interim Museum Director Karen Blough first...
Before arriving at Plattsburgh State, Lauren Mueller had never taken a voice lesson, but the current senior music major with a psychology minor has finally found her passion through the help of her friends and professors within the college’s...
From ride alongs with the Vermont State Police to visits from special guests, some of them four-legged, the Plattsburgh State Criminal Justice Club allows members to spend time with like-minded peers, make connections and gain skills that will benefit...
A 2017 study by the American Journal of Men’s Health found that male pubic hair grooming is a growing phenomenon among men in the United States. Pubic hair grooming falls under ‘manscaping,’ a term that describes “the trimming or...
Cold, cruel and counterclockwise arctic air traveled from the North Pole to the middle of the United States this past month, bringing more awareness to the negative temperatures caused by a dreaded polar vortex.
The New York Times reported that...
Obtaining a nursing degree is known to be one of the most challenging programs at any college. Heather LaPoint, a nursing professor at Plattsburgh State, aims to make students more comfortable when in real-life situations.
“I facilitate learning,” she said.
In...
Senior Paris Blaise originally came to Plattsburgh State as a psychology major. After taking several classes, she realized that wasn’t something she wanted.
However, after taking one gender women’s studies class, Blaise decided to change her major. She is now...
