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Robots poised to take 5.1 million jobs

It is no secret that today’s world revolves around technology. As a society, people rely on technology and its advances throughout aspects of everyday life. What they might not consider, however, is how far we can push these advancements...

Pell Grant budget to expand by $2 billion

Money is a big concern for most college students, but what might be a modest increase to some might be pocket change to others. The Obama administration proposed to expand the current Pell Grant budget by “$2 billion in the...

PSUC weighs in on political candidates

With the New Hampshire primary in the rearview mirror, Plattsburgh State faculty and students are weighing in. “The success by two candidates dealt a remarkable rebuke to the political establishment, and left the race deeply unsettled,” the New York Times...

Cuomo bans LGBT ‘therapy’ insurance

Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently announced a statewide ban on public and private insurance companies to cover LGBT “conversion therapy,” which originally operated under the assumption that homosexuality or bisexuality is a mental health disorder. The Human Rights Campaign calls...

Involvement Fair set for today

urgh State’s clubs and organizations can give students unfamiliar with the campus a chance to get involved. The Involvement Fair will take place today from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Warren Ballrooms in the Angell College Center. PSUC...

PSUC revises sexual violence policy

Plattsburgh State recently revised its sexual violence and sexual harassment policy in order to better serve survivors of sexual violence on campus and keep them safe. Part of this comes in the wake of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Enough is Enough...

DEC advises hikers about lack of snow

With Plattsburgh State students returning for the spring semester, they might find themselves in search of new adventure activities in which to take part. According to a recent Department of Environmental Conservation report that was put out on December...

SA commences training for new legislation

The start of a new semester at Plattsburgh State has brought about many changes to the Student Association. More than 20 new officers have been appointed, including a new president and new senators. Members of the Student Association began extensive...

Social media use proves significant

People live in a world where being constantly connected is something to be expected. Like many other schools, Plattsburgh State uses social media to connect with a number of audiences, including alumni, current students, parents of students and potential...

PSUC named StormReady

Plattsburgh State has just recently been given StormReady status by the National Weather Service, a mark that is fairly rare among colleges, especially the Northeastern United States. Scott Whittier, a warning coordination meteorologist at the NWS headquarters in Burlington, Vermont,...
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