This Saturday, the Japanese Cultural Association at Plattsburgh is holding a food festival in Algonquin dining hall. The event will be held from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., and it costs $7 per person to attend.
Traditional Japanese comfort...
“In a declassified intelligence report, Assessing Russian Activities and Intentions in Recent U.S. Elections, released Jan 6th, provided the outline for the current status of the U.S. intelligence agencies conclusions pertaining Russian interference during the 2016 presidential elections, “We...
Plattsburgh State’s Title IX office has put forth a schedule of events for the month of April, which is Sexual Assault Awareness month.
Title IX is a law that states, “No person in the United States shall, on the basis...
On Monday night, Aaron Schwartz, Staff Assistant of the Center for Diversity, Pluralism and Inclusion (CDPI) presented to the Executive Council the proposal for the creation of a Multi-Cultural Alliance. The proposal contained preliminary outlines regarding the purpose the...
The Accounting and Finance Association (AFA) and the Department of Accounting brought in two Plattsburgh State ’16 alumni to talk about the dos and don’ts of college, and how to connect it to life after college.
Molly Lundgren and...
Recently, there has been an email employment scam going around. Although its taken place off campus, other colleges and universities have been dealing with the issue.
The job being promoted in the email is a part-time marketing position for the...
The #YouAreWelcomeHere campaign has garnered attention from students and faculty after the Global Education Office started handing out stickers and pamphlets reiterating that students are welcome here at Plattsburgh State. The campaign had kicked off March 1, and has...
Plattsburgh State fraternity Delta Sigma Phi collaborated with Autism Speaks U in its second annual dodgeball tournament. The purpose of this event was to raise awareness on Autism, while raising funds for Autism Speaks.
Autism Speaks U is a...
The Plattsburgh State community is mourning the loss of PSUC political science professor Hiroshi Itoh, 79, who passed away the night of Feb. 22.
PSUC President John Ettling sent out a school-wide email the afternoon of Feb. 23, to inform...
Wednesday night’s Student Association meeting saw a presentation by Holly Heller-Ross, dean of library and information services, outlining the proposal to increase the educational technology fee.
The proposed increase of $7.25 would be a universal broad based tuition increase. Currently...
