Almost every college student has had a night or two where he or she drank a little too much, and felt the consequences the next morning. It’s good to have some tips on how to get over a hangover...
A 2013 literature review focused on female competitiveness found that, “women by and large express indirect aggression toward other women, and that aggression is a combination of ‘self-promotion,’ making themselves look more attractive and ‘derogation of rivals,’ being catty...
Everyday, there are challenges to face involving honesty and integrity where you will have to choose if you want to be who others want you to be or if you want to be true to yourself.
As an artist, you...
We all know the stereotypical “high maintenance” woman. She’s picky. She spends too long getting ready. She has to have her nails done, and all her clothes have to be designer. But is having a high standard of living...
Richard Steele, a famous author in the 17th century once said, “Reading is to the mind is what exercise is to the body.”
But is that true today? It seems like fewer kids are reading. I haven’t read a book...
The power of investigative reporting on a college level is just as important as at any professional news outlet. Cardinal Points displayed this fact last semester, and, more recently, Syracuse University’s The Daily Orange did as well.
News editor Rebecca...
By Tamiyha Carter
Last Friday, J. Cole dropped a new album, KOD. He tweeted, “KOD. Three meanings. Kids on drugs, king overdosed and kill our demons.” Cole explained that the album is not meant to glorify addiction, and it’s even...
Music is such an important aspect of everyone’s life— especially college students. Whether it’s partying to Cardi B or studying to smooth jazz, the tunes we listen to play a big part in our lives.
Since the days of burning...
The end of the semester comes with a lot of decisions. If you are a sophomore or older an important decision you have to make is choosing whether to stay on campus or move off campus.
Living on campus can...
The Educational Opportunity Program at Plattsburgh State has helped thousands of students since its establishment in 1969 but lost one of its most important leaders Sunday.
As director of the EOP, Kyla Relaford helped numerous students obtain a higher education...
