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Social media use proves significant

People live in a world where being constantly connected is something to be expected. Like many other schools, Plattsburgh State uses social media to connect with a number of audiences, including alumni, current students, parents of students and potential...

PSUC named StormReady

Plattsburgh State has just recently been given StormReady status by the National Weather Service, a mark that is fairly rare among colleges, especially the Northeastern United States. Scott Whittier, a warning coordination meteorologist at the NWS headquarters in Burlington, Vermont,...

Diversity Task Force continues mission

The Plattsburgh State Diversity Task Force has been around since 2001, with a hiatus from 2013 to the summer of 2015, and it has always held true to one simple ideal: to encourage diversity and inclusion on campus and...

Podium latest addition to repairs

One building at a time, Plattsburgh State is renovating its campus dormitories to provide students a better­-quality living space. This year’s project is Moffitt Hall, which is scheduled to be completed by July 2016, PSUC Director of Housing and Residence...

Michael Kimmer to succeed Clayton

Students recently voted Michael Kimmer to succeed Kevin Clayton as president of the Student Association, and he has had a turbulent ride to the top. He will work alongside Isabella Sofia, the new executive vice president of the Student...

Minimum wage headed to $9 an hour

In accordance with legislation passed in 2013, New York State’s minimum wage will increase from $8.75 to $9 an hour Dec. 31. In addition to the general increase in minimum wage, New York state will also raise the minimum wage...

PSUC gets $7.5M for Alzheimer’s study

The Plattsburgh State Center for Neurobehavioral Health received a $7.5 million grant from New York state to be awarded over the next five years. The purpose? “To give emotional and financial support to New Yorkers living with Alzheimer’s...

PSUC students discuss influence of polls

In the height of the political season, voters of all ages are gearing up to make an educated choice as to which candidate is best fit to run our country. For college students, it may be hard to pay...

PSUC senior witness to Paris attack

The last thing someone expects when they travel to a big city in another country is for that city to be attacked by ISIS. However, that is exactly what happened to Mackenzie Thurston, a Plattsburgh State senior majoring in...

PSUC President Ettling holds diversity forum

Hundreds of people gathered in support of diversity at Plattsburgh State President Ettling’s public forum Wednesday evening. There, PSUC President John Ettling voiced his intention for campus measures to promote diversity. Other faculty members, such as Center for Diversity,...
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