The Athletics department and Alumni Relations office will host the 2016 Cardinal Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony this evening at 6 p.m. in the Warren Ballrooms as part of Alumni Weekend.
This year’s inductees are Jennifer Clarke ‘06(women’s...
The executive council met Monday to discuss the events of the previous week, as well as upcoming events and activities.
To begin, Vice Presidents Vrinda and Ashley Lester expressed their satisfaction at the attendance of both the Black Lives Matter...
Planned Parenthood Sexual Assault Services Legal Advocate Autumn Bennett has been appointed as Plattsburgh State’s Sexual Assault Advocate, beginning in October.
Bennett’s role on campus is to be a confidential resource for both students and staff if they are...
Plattsburgh State Associate Biological Sciences Professor Joel Parker was recently featured on the Science Channel’s “Through the Wormhole,” hosted by Morgan Freeman, for his groundbreaking research on the genetic coding, gender roles and mating habits of ant colonies that...
The Vice Presidential Debate took place Tuesday at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. Vice presidential candidates Tim Kaine (D) and Mike Pence (R) took turns answering questions proposed by host Elaine Quijano of CBS.
The debate consisted of nine...
The Senate convened Wednesday in order to preside over the events of the past week, briefly addressing budgetary allocations in the early minutes. The bulk of the meeting was spent occupied with discussion concerning potential legislation.
A draft for the...
Plattsburgh State English Professor Tracie Church-Guzzio and her first-year students participated in a book reading, Wednesday, Sept. 28, at Feinberg Library in support of Banned Books Week.
This is the fifth annual book reading that PSUC has participated in. However,...
Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton faced off in the very first 2016 Presidential Debate Monday, Sept. 26. Plattsburgh State students tuned in to watch the debate, which was the most-watched debate in United States history,...
More than 500 Plattsburgh State students, staff and faculty, as well as Plattsburgh community members, attended a Black Lives Matter forum held in Yokum 200 Tuesday night to discuss social injustice against African Americans and criminal justice reform.
The forum...
Plattsburgh State plans to observe National Preparedness Month by hosting Emergency Preparedness Day, Wednesday, Sept. 28.
National Preparedness Month promotes awareness and the importance of being ready for disasters that could happen at work, home or school. The awareness does...
