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By Aleksandra Sidorova The year-long paid internship program at child care centers at 15 SUNY campuses was meant to end when 2022 did, but will now continue until the end of the spring semester.  SUNY Plattsburgh’s child care center received $14,537...

By Hayden Sadler The Student Association Senate met in the Cardinal Lounge Feb. 8 to discuss the approval of club funds. The senate also received a presentation about the upcoming 2024 total solar eclipse. The SA voted unanimously to fund the...

By Aleksandra Sidorova (writing) and Jacob Kent (reporting) The first Chromebooks have begun to arrive at SUNY Plattsburgh’s branch campus at Queensbury, New York, as part of two county grants aimed to support students. SUNY Plattsburgh at Queensbury is a branch...

By Aleksandra Sidorova The Student Association Executive Council discussed the implementation of an official compensation policy Monday, Feb. 13. SA Vice President Saran Kaba drafted a policy requiring SA members to host a fixed number of office hours weekly: five hours...

By Hayden Sadler Boost Mobile is a phone application that allows students to order food on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus online, a convenient alternative to ordering food in person, but is there a cost to convenience? Chris Mihalyi is resident director...

By Collin Bolebruch The NCAA and SUNY Plattsburgh are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Title IX this year. Title IX is a federal civil rights law signed in 1972 that prohibits discrimination based on gender in educational settings and...

Danielle Garneau, who is understanding of student-parents’ struggles, keeps photos of her children in her office. One photo shows her son joining her in her research. By Aleksandra Sidorova A Cardinal Points article published Nov. 4 reported the experiences of a...

Nine buildings on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus were without electricity when a power outage occurred around noon Wednesday, Dec. 7. An email sent on behalf of Provost Anne Herzog announced classes after 2 p.m. in Myers and Yokum Halls, two...

By Aleksandra Sidorova For years, SUNY Plattsburgh had a physical Title IX office that deals with reports on discrimination and sexual assault. However, now these services are provided remotely and have been for the past year, to an uncertain degree...

By Sydney Hakes After years of free parking in downtown Plattsburgh, the plan to install a paid parking fee structure took effect Oct. 11. The Common Council passed the decision (4-2) in June despite concerns from community members.  Street parking and...