For 12 hours, Alex Longino paced slowly back and forth on Brinkerhoff Street.
Donning a tan cowboy hat, thick jacket and neon vest with the words “Luck Bros.” scrawled across the back, Longino kept watch over a newly redone stretch...
This past June, Texas legislation passed laws allowing students to carry concealed handguns on college campuses, according to a USA Today article. The students of University of Texas at Austin, however, decided to take a stand.
Their protest? More than...
The Plattsburgh State Student Association will hold their annual election Nov. 10.
In preparation, the SA will accept petitions from students who wish to run for senator, vice president, executive vice president or president.
“If you want to be on the...
At last week’s Student Association executive council meeting, Vice President of Finance Jessica Rappaport announced that a $4,950,677 renovation is in the works for Clinton Dining Hall.
Rappaport, as the VP of finance, sits on the College Auxiliary Services Board...
A Time magazine article reported that among the things the 1990s did better, informing American students about the dangers of unprotected sex was one of them.
The article reported that about a decade ago, 60 percent of American students...
In an effort to bring awareness to the issue of misogyny in today’s society, Plattsburgh State’s Center for Diversity, Pluralism and Inclusion will host a special screening of the film “The Empathy Gap,” followed by a discussion with the...
Earlier last week, the Clinton County Public Transit notified the Plattsburgh State community that they will no longer be able to provide parking shuttle services for this semester.
CCTP began the parking shuttle for PSUC because of parking restrictions due...
Plattsburgh State is currently cracking down on state and federal financial guidelines in order for students to maintain full-time status.
The state has begun auditing SUNY colleges for noncompliance with its regulations. PSUC Financial Aid Director Todd Moravec said SUNY...
A recent Huffington Post article reporting on a University of Kansas student’s harassing tweets has raised questions about how it would be handled on the Plattsburgh State campus.
Navid Yeasin has been expelled from Kansas Univ. for two and a...
In response to recent violence on college campuses throughout the United States, some colleges are attempting to heighten student safety through the use of smartphone apps.
One of these apps is BlueLight, an app that uses GPS location to allow...
