The “OKC 13” documentary, produced by Carmen Coffee, explores the trial of and abuse of power by police officer Daniel Holtzclaw, who was found guilty on 18 charges of various sexually violent crimes against 13 African-American women in Oklahoma...
A local church found a way to share its values with the community and let people know about a global concern.
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship brought its “Not Yet Silent Spring” film series to the Plattsburgh State campus to raise...
Students and Global Education Office staff hosted an informational panel for students interested in studying abroad last Wednesday, March 23, at 6 p.m.
The meeting in regard to the attacks that took place in a Brussels, Belgium, airport...
A strict adherence to proper safety procedures keeps faculty prepared for emergencies, so students continue to be safe in Plattsburgh State’s laboratories.
University Police reported an incident in which a student got splashed with chemicals in Hudson Hall, and another...
The Student Association met this week to continue its discussion on bylaws and to deliberate on a future SA fee that should apply for incoming freshmen and transfer students. The proposal for the new fee still needs to be...
Plattsburgh State students can learn how to become financially successful at the PSUC first-annual leadership summit Saturday, April 2, from noon to 4 p.m. in Ausable Hall.
“Marketing Yourself, Beyond the Resume” is a seminar at the event where students...
Plattsburgh State Gender and Women's Studies Lecturer Patricia DeRocher recently travelled to the Govardhan Eco Village, a community that aims to help the environment by sustaining itself, in India, where she underwent a three-week, 200-hour yoga teaching course, which...
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...
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,”...
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...
