By Olivia Bousquet
A representative from the SUNY Student Assembly Michael Casey presented two resolutions to the Student Association Senate Feb. 16.
Casey was not asking for verbal support from the SA, but to bring awareness to the two resolutions that...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
SUNY Plattsburgh junior Lindsay Guzzetta, a fitness and wellness major, received $1,500 from the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) to fund her research project. Guzzetta is the first in the department to receive research funding...
By Laraib Asim
Throughout American history, the Black community has endured hardships and continues to face hardships. This hardship was the topic of discussion spoken with Zeta Phi Beta sorority’s “When They See Her” event held Feb. 26 in...
By Olivia Bousquet
One hundred and one days to do something great was the message Student Association Advisor Jacob Avery left the senate thinking about after its first meeting Feb. 9.
Information from last semester was reviewed, such as approving December’s...
By Olivia Bousquet
Outside of the Angell College Center Tuesday night, the wind whipped and the temperatures dropped. However inside the warmth of the ACC, a rhythmic beat from a speaker spilled out of the Alumni Conference Room. Inside the...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
A pipe supplying several campus buildings with water broke near Wilson Hall Feb. 9. As a result, Clinton Dining Hall and DeFredenburgh, Hood, Moffitt and Wilson residence halls lost their water supply from 10 a.m. to...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
In partnership with the Early Childhood Education and Human Development and Family Relations academic departments, the Child Care Center at SUNY Plattsburgh opened a paid internship position for upperclassmen students. As of the third week of the...
By Alana Penny
State University of New York Chancellor Jim Malatras resigned Dec. 9, effective Jan. 14 2022. This came after both the Faculty Council of Community Colleges and the Student Assembly of the State University of New York Student...
By Aleksandra Sidorova
As a final project, students of HON189 Democracy and Education: Banned Books, taught by Professor Jean Ann Hunt, hosted a clothing donation drive Dec 3. One of the students, freshman history major Jonathan Smith said that the...
By Mia Morgillo
Ever since COVID-19 infiltrated campus, the SUNY COVID-19 Case Tracker has been used by thousands of students, faculty and staff within the SUNY system. This system has gained national attention, recognized by Government Technology Magazine as the...
