Plattsburgh State is set to offer a new scholarship that will provide free tuition for North Country high school graduates starting at the beginning of the 2016 academic year.
The North Country Scholarship, a merit-based scholarship, will be available to...
Powerhouse Gym offers unique, hand-built equipment with athletes in mind.
Plattsburgh North Stars defensive back Tevin Connors said he spends more time at Powerhouse Gym than at home.
“It’s the best gym environment that I’ve been to,” Connors said....
A student committee on the Plattsburgh State campus is working to close the existing gap between students and teachers with help from new members and projects that will improve classroom functionality.
The Student Committee on Teaching Excellence was created in...
Plattsburgh State Student Association President Kevin Clayton gave his State of the SA speech Monday, which summed up where the SA has gone from January to now and where they have left to go.
Clayton attended the SUNY Student Assembly,...
Plattsburgh State’s Public Relations Student Society of America chapter highlighted opportunities in nonprofit organizations during its fourth annual Mullet event Tuesday.
The Mullet event — given its name to reflect “business in the front, party in the back” — is...
A feasibility study is in the works for a microgrid in the city of Plattsburgh.
The point of this microgrid is to provide backup power to key institutions in the city in the event of a blackout.
The microgrid...
Downtown Plattsburgh is home to a new smoke shop, and Plattsburgh State students welcome it.
Up in Smoke, located on 41 Clinton St., opened last month.
Its owners, Ria Dumlao and Mike Callahan, control two other smoke shops, located in...
A recent study conducted by eight colleges found that 1-in-4 college students have abused sedatives, pain medicine or stimulants, according to the website business-standard.com, a site that reports on domestic and international business.
The study surveyed 3,918 students, those...
Hundreds of Plattsburgh State students, faculty and staff banded together Monday afternoon to march in pursuit of one common goal: change.
The march, titled, “Let’s Get Uncomfortable,” was scheduled soon after Cardinal Points’ offensive front-page graphic was published Oct....
Nov. 10 signaled the 53rd legislation’s end, but it told of a new legislation, a new Constitution and the continuity of a mandatory Student Association fee.
The existing 53rd legislation will see its members step down from their positions as...
