By Sierra Babbie and Grant Terwilliger
The Student Association approved their 2026 to 2027 budget May 6, after the budget was turned down April 29 over disagreements on the arts block grant and travel funds.
Senate meeting April 29
The Student...
By Gerianne Downs
More than 1,000 SUNY Plattsburgh master's and bachelor’s degree students are eligible to cross the stage at the university’s spring 2026 commencement being held Saturday, May 16 at the field house with President Alexander Enyedi presiding and...
By Grant Hochmuth
SUNY Plattsburgh’s acappella group Minor Adjustments held its final concert of the semester on April 30, as the student group showcased months of preparation.
According to Minor Adjustments member Abigail McCauley, the student-run group dedicates significant time to...
By Nathan Alexander
“In Hurricane Katrina’s Wake: Photography” is an exhibition of work by Josh Williams from the Plattsburgh State Art Museum collection on exhibit in the Feinberg Library lobby through May 18. The photographs on display were curated by...
By Adam Blanchard
Kate LaPoint from Altona, New York, uses recycled materials to create extraordinary canvases, statues and sculptures. Surrounded by arts and crafts growing up, LaPoint has matured her skillset into something professional.
Now a senior at SUNY Plattsburgh, LaPoint...
By Sydney Blake
The movie “Apex” was a thrilling and exciting watch. I wasn’t expecting much from a Netflix original, but was impressed.
I was reluctant before watching the film as it sounded similar to other thriller movies where the protagonist...
By Sierra Babbie
The Student Association passed a bylaw changing the Student Association's Art Acquisition Board into a separate club and the NAACP chapter at SUNY Plattsburgh was given permanent club status April 22.
Both the executive council and the student...
