By Daniela Raymond
Starting Jan. 1, 2024, California will have a specialized alert system and notifications for missing Black people called the “Ebony Alert.” Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB-673 into law to implement the new system Oct. 8. The bill...
By Cinara Marquis
Plattsburgh State Art Museum hosted a tote bag painting event to introduce students to the Art Department and embrace their creativity Thursday, Sept. 28. Surrounded by art, the students were inspired to create unique pieces on their...
By Hunter Kelly
Prioritizing mental health has been a popular topic in the last few years, especially on college campuses, and for good reason. The overall college experience can be very rewarding, but it also represents a time of unrelenting...
By Jeremy Binning
Physical health is an important part of our overall well-being. Being active can be simple, but laziness often creeps up on us. For some, it’s a daily routine and they always find the time to get a...
By Daniela Raymond
Last month, workers in Haiti resumed construction of a canal near the Massacre River that flows along the border of the Dominican Republic. This has prompted the Dominican Republic to close its borders over conflict on river...
By Jeremy Binning
One of the reasons many people in the country don't go to college is that they can't afford it. For many, having parents or guardians capable of signing off on a loan is what has a lot...
By Jeremy Binning
SUNY Plattsburgh is filled with talent as well as entrepreneurs. Some of these student entrepreneurs come from all over the world and find themselves searching for services that they would normally find easily at home. Being in...
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...
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...
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...
