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Networking opportunity

When looking for a job, genuine enthusiasm can sometimes be the difference between acceptance and denial. The center will host the 40th-annual Now-to-Next Career Fair in the Warren Ballrooms Wednesday, March 30, from 3 to 5:30 p.m. About 77 employers from...

SUNY walks out

Students on various SUNY campuses have been taking action in the hopes that the state will hear their concerns about student debt and tuition increases. In 2011, Gov. Cuomo passed NYSUNY 2020 legislation to implement a “rational tuition plan,”...

SA deliberates GPA bylaw

The Student Association has recently been working to approve the bylaws suggested by the Constitution Legislation Committee. This week, the executive council took a straw poll to determine how each officer felt about a GPA-requirement bylaw that requires all...

Marathon madness

Eleven college teams and four high school teams took part in the fourth-annual Free Enterprise Marathon held at Plattsburgh State. PSUC students Kevin Clayton, John Asare, Ashanti Heyward, Majorie Antoniou and George Grigolava formed the PSUC team at the...

Alumna feet from bomb

“Never came that close to death,” Plattsburgh State alumna Katya Castillo, Class of 2014, wrote on Facebook late Tuesday morning, “or to such a terrible, sad, frightening experience.” Castillo, who is currently a master’s student in Ireland, thought she was...

SA promotes Diversity Week

At Monday’s Student Association Executive Council meeting, SA members took time to promote events being held during Diversity Week and to strategize how to expand diversity at Plattsburgh State. President Michael Kimmer discussed the idea of diversity outreach with...

Campus event provokes thought

Lawrence Ross, author of “Blackballed: The Black and White Politics of Race on America’s Campuses,” visited Plattsburgh State Wednesday night to discuss the history of race issues and social injustices plaguing college campuses and their connections with fraternity and...

Judaic Studies program arrives

Plattsburgh State Students can gain historical perspectives and earn college credit at the same time. Jewish history and culture classes have been offered at PSUC for years. Now, students have the option to take a minor and have the...

Personality matters

Some Plattsburgh State students might have a whole new way to measure the way they fit into future careers. In the early 20th century, American Psychologist John Holland theorized there are six main work personality types people portray: realistic,...

Alliance fights heroin overdoses

Across the street from Plattsburgh State’s Ausable Hall, at 202 Cornelia St., there is a small building with a sign with “Mind Tuning,” printed on it with a list of various health offices the building has to offer. However,...
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