Thursday, September 28, 2023

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DEI moves in, students get evicted

By Kiyanna Noel The H.U.B., located in the Angell College Center, was known as the place for students of color to hang out, study and collaborate exclusively from administration. The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion office has moved locations from Hawkins...

Our environment calls for a change in political climate

Editorial We have seen too many headlines announcing record-breaking temperatures and extreme weather events. Yet, here is another, because we believe the worst thing we can do is to give up the fight. This year alone, we saw expansive wildfires all...

Technology is stealing our attention 

By Daniela Raymond In the past century, millions of Americans have been stolen from. Our ability to focus on a screen or anything for more than 10 minutes has been stolen by technology and social media.  Today it is rare to...

‘The Gray Room’: Eliminating the wealth gap

Editorial by Daniela Raymond Growing up we have always been submerged in the idea of the “American Dream,” the foundation that the United States of America has been built on: life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. For many their...

Kiosks: saved time or wasted time?

Students form a line that extends beyond the dining venue’s capacity. Ebtisam Mohammed places an order using a kiosk at Einstein Bros. Bagels. By Kiyanna Noel This semester at SUNY Plattsburgh has been filled with change. From a new online platform for...

Students weigh in on Brightspace

By Jeremy Binning Brightspace is the new school website for SUNY Plattsburgh students. Replacing Moodle, Brightspace launched this past summer and the beginning of its era has gotten off to a rocky start. Many students have complained of the difficulties...

EIC bids farewell, graduates

When I transferred to Plattsburgh in fall 2021, I kept my expectations minimal. I wasn’t cynical, but methodical after the stresses of changing colleges. My plan was to compile a solid resume, get my degree and find a job...

Between the Lines: ‘Feed’ remains relevant, topical in modern times

By Alexa Dumas “We Americans are interested only in the consumption of our products. We have no interest in how they are produced, or what happens to them once we discard them, once we throw them away.” In the near-future, the...

Bodily autonomy faces legal battles

By Bryn Fawn Bodily autonomy has been an ever-growing concern for American citizens. The discussion heavily revolves around access to abortion, birth control and reproductive healthcare. U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of Texas suspended the approval of Mifepristone, a pill used...

Father kills daughters, evades police for 12 years

By Bryn Fawn Family is there to support you in all your endeavors and love you unconditionally. Your parents nurture you and watch you grow into your own self. Some parents may go to extreme lengths to flex their authority.  Yaser...
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McDuffie sets Cardinals milestone

Anna McDuffie speaks to her players during a practice at the Field House Sept. 19. She was hired by both Cardinals teams this past...

Cardinal Clips: Issue 2

Jacob Modry (4) handles against the Buffalo St. Bengals at the Ronald B. Stafford Ice Arena Nov. 19, 2022.   By Michael Purtell and Collin Bolebruch CROSS-COUNTRY Both...

Memorial Hall renovations approaching end

The Memorial Hall gymnasium got a facelift in the renovations, complete with updated branding. Memorial Hall's lobby was a focus of the renovations, making the...

Cards optimistically tie Bears

Nora Fitzgerald (4) splits RPI defenders at the Field House Sept. 9. She had a team-high three shots against Potsdam. By Mikai Bruce Although every game...
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