By Michael Purtell
A megaphone, clappers and chants filled the air of Amitie Plaza as a crowd gathered to protest in support of the funding of America’s education system.
The Plattsburgh chapter of the United University Professions held a protest on...
By Seung Min Kim & Anthony Izaguirre (Associated Press)
Rep. Elise Stefanik, a member of House Republican leadership and onetime nominee for U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, is considering a run for New York governor, according to a person...
Photos by Grant Terwilliger
Plattsburgh Club International and Nepalese at Plattsburgh invited students of all creeds to celebrate Holi, the festival of colors.
Campus’ festivities included water guns, free food, water balloons and the iconic color powders which students were encouraged...
By Joe LoTemplio
The topsy-turvy world of on-again, off again tariffs has had a not-so-good impact locally to the dismay of local officials.
“Well, we now have the border crossing numbers for Champlain for March and, as anticipated, car crossings were...
By Christian Tufino
SUNY Plattsburgh’s Out of the Darkness walk shines some light on the importance of suicide awarness and prevention April 11.Â
Starting and ending at the Amite Plaza between the Angell College Center and Myers Fine Arts Building, the...
By Abigail Passafiume
As the end of the semester approaches, the Student Association needs to make hard choices as it reaches the end of its budget.
The African Unity club originally requested $2,385 to fund its event this weekend. The group...
By Michael Purtell
The historic move of Clinton Community College onto SUNY Plattsburgh’s campus reached a new milestone.
SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. joined SUNY Plattsburgh President Alexander Enyedi, Administrator in Charge of Clinton Community College Ken Knelly and President...
By Michael Purtell
A SUNY Plattsburgh student is facing sudden deportation due to recent changes to federal legislation by President Donald Trump.
The federal government has made changes to the Student Exchange and Visitor Information System, leading to students nationwide losing...
By Will Graves (AP)
Raiden Hung can’t imagine a life without gymnastics. And to be honest, he doesn’t want to.
There’s always been something about the sport that’s called to him. Something about flipping. Something about the discipline it requires. Something...
By Abigail Passafiume
The Student Association Elections took place Thursday, April 10, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and the group has been working hard to ensure students remember to vote.Â
During the Student Association Senate meeting on April 2, the...
