By Jesse Taylor
Artificial intelligence has become popular recently with the introduction of ChatGPT, an AI chatbot that can generate responses based on prompts, released in November last year. But what are the implications of an AI that can tell...
Amy Ryan’s BIO101 General Biology I class poses, showing the palms of their hands painted bright green as a symbol of their pledge in support of self-care.
By Aleksandra Sidorova
Sixteen SUNY Plattsburgh students have dedicated themselves to leaving no member...
By Hayden Sadler
The Student Association Senate voted in a new secretary and nominated recipients for awards at its upcoming Student Association Banquet. The Senate also approved funds to a single club request at its meeting April 26.
The Senate unanimously...
Associate Professor of Theatre Erika Guay poses at the Cardinal Sustainability Summit with clothes that have been embroidered, sewn and knit on to give them new life.
By Aleksandra Sidorova
Students, faculty and off-campus guests gathered to learn about each other’s...
By Hayden Sadler
The Student Association Senate approved several funding requests for multiple clubs and approved a club status request from the Environmental Club April 19.
The Environmental Club was at the meeting and requested provisional club status. The president, treasurer...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
Cori Jackson and Michele Carpentier, both Enrollment and Student Success leaders, are retiring after more than 30 years of ardently supporting SUNY Plattsburgh students in a multitude of roles.
Jackson was hired in 1992, the same year that...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
Those who know Jacqueline “Jackie” Vogl, director of the Global Education Office, call her a friend, a mentor and a leader like no other. Vogl will retire after almost 33 years at SUNY Plattsburgh, 25 of which...
By Hayden Sadler
Two clubs requested status changes from the Student Association at its Senate meeting April 12, and the Muslim Student Association requested additional financial allocations for its upcoming Eid al-Fitr event.
Female Excellence in Science and Technology requested provisional...
By Jesse Taylor
Walter S. Borisenok was no academic weapon when he graduated from SUNY Plattsburgh in 1979. Borisenok graduated with a 2.01 GPA, yet, almost 45 years later, was invited to speak at a Distinguished Visiting Alumnus presentation. This...
Amy Gervich looks at Plattsburgh High School out of the windows of the North Country Teacher Resource Center in Sibley Hall. She followed the police sirens into this room March 30 and monitored the school her 14-year-old son Jacques...
