Art student Abraham Nunez in the Nina Winkel Sculpture Court
By Victoria Campbell
Expression and an outlet are why some people do art. It allows people to express emotions without speaking.
Art can have several benefits, two examples being it can help...
By Victoria Campbell
Time management can be a huge struggle, but in college it is crucial to manage your time while wanting to do outside activities.
Balancing school and the college experience can be difficult, whether that’s because of partying, schoolwork...
Welcome to Coachella, California road sign with palm trees backdrop
By Victoria Campbell
Coachella trends are becoming the talk of the fashion world, whether that’s because of the influencers, artists or makeup.
Streetwear fashion has increasingly become more prevalent during these festivals,...
By Nadia Paschal
Earth day was April 22, and that meant social media feeds were inundated with pictures of lakes, forests, animals, plants and everyone enjoying Mother Nature.
With so many people sharing how much they love the Earth and want...
By Kolin Kriner
After watching the disappointment that was “Imaginary,” I was set on watching a movie that I assumed I would enjoy. “Immaculate,” directed by Michael Mohan, did not deliver, despite its misleading name.
A very slow burn with very...
By Victoria Campbell
Online dating apps are growing in popularity in the college environment. Convenience has become a primary reason why several people use apps like Tinder and Bumble.
With so many profiles available, it seems guaranteed that someone would find...
By Nadia Paschal
Pop culture is constantly evolving, and it can be hard to keep up with what or who is in or out. However, one thing has remained constant, and that is the importance of role models. It’s especially...
By Victoria Campbell
Greek life in the media is often portrayed as being superficial and full of partying. It can offer a more fulfilling college experience. However, college students may be hesitant to include Greek life on their resume because...
By Kolin Kriner
This film got one thing right, and that was titling it after all the people who enjoyed it.
2024’s “Imaginary” is a dumpster fire of a Blumhouse film directed by Jeff Wadlow, that somehow failed at achieving one...
(Left to right) Kiersten Wilkinson, Erin Lawliss, Prof. Kathryn Alton, Megan Tannacore, Mallory Hughes and Jillian Beauchamp at their undergraduate commencement.
By Nadia Paschal
Many students come to SUNY Plattsburgh for the school’s education program, where they can complete their undergraduate...