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Campus Blotter: Crime logs for April 10 – 17

April 12: A caller reported to University Police a vehicle driving recklessly and crashing into the Field House Pine Lot.  Officers responded and arrested 38-year-old Lee Goodrow of Pine Street for driving while intoxicated, aggravated unlicensed operation and operation...

Student Association approves SA fee for fall, considers future budget changes

During a virtual Zoom meeting Wednesday with three different sessions, the Plattsburgh State Student Association’s executive council and senate discussed many budget issues for the future of PSU as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. For the joint session, Vice...

Second PSU vice presidential candidate discusses collaboration during open forum

Anne Herzog, the second potential candidate for Plattsburgh State’s next provost and vice president of academic affairs, shared her thoughts on academic leadership with more than 100 faculty members, students and staff during an open Zoom conference yesterday morning. The...

PSU begins search for vice presidents, first candidate interviewed

Despite remote learning and social distancing protocols enforced across the U.S. during the coronavirus pandemic, Plattsburgh State is still searching for two new vice presidents during fully-remote interviews with candidates this week. In an email from the Office of the...

Campus Blotter: Crime logs for March 20 – March 30

March 20: A student reported a stolen TV from their room in Wilson Hall while they were away. The investigation is pending.   March 24: A staff member reported an item taken from the service garage in the service...

Seniors hold food drive to support local food shelves

Michaela LaFountain, alongside 12 other senior nursing students at Plattsburgh State, held a food drive last Sunday to help local food shelves in need. Students accepted non-perishable food as well as non-food items like soap, paper towels, toothpaste and more...

Remaining students move to Macomb, Whiteface Halls

Due to the current coronavirus pandemic, most students on campus have been asked to return home for the remainder of the semester with the exception of international students and students with special circumstances. The Campus Housing and Community Living office...

Professors adjust to remote learning

All classes at Plattsburgh State needed to make some adjustments after Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the official switch to distance learning for all SUNY campuses March 11 to reduce the spread of coronavirus. For some PSU lecturers, this not...

Fitness Center hosts virtual classes for students

The Plattsburgh State Fitness Center is working to provide fitness options for students at home The Fitness center used to provide 38 physical classes, but has shifted to working remotely like the rest of PSU. The virtual classes provided include...

Student Association makes adjustments to continue serving students

Despite fewer students, conflicting schedules and uncertain times, the Plattsburgh State Student Association is planning to continue serving students to the best of its ability during the coronavirus pandemic. SA President Rudaba Ahmed said the SA is currently working on...
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