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By Nadia Paschal   There are two major life lessons that I learned during my time here in Plattsburgh. The first being that things don’t always turn out the way you expected. The second is that when that happens, it’s OK.  I...

By Aleksandra Sidorova   For the past seven semesters, it has been my duty to share news with this campus. You’ve probably already read through the section I’ve run for four semesters, but here goes one last piece of news: My...

By Collin Bolebruch   The ultimate privilege of my college career has been serving Cardinal Points. My six semesters with the independent student-run newspaper have taught me just how important the publication is to SUNY Plattsburgh’s campus. I graduate this December,...

By Aleksandra Sidorova   Student Association senators announced preparations for next semester at the Senate meeting Nov. 20, including accommodating Clinton Community College students when the college moves to the SUNY Plattsburgh campus in fall 2025. Vice President Sandesh Poudel and Senator...

By Aleksandra Sidorova   As Clinton Community College’s relocation to the SUNY Plattsburgh campus inches closer, both colleges are growing enrollment and moving toward financial stability.  There are no planned increases for SUNY Plattsburgh’s tuition, but campus housing fees are expected to...

By Aleksandra Sidorova   Adirondack and Banks halls have long stood empty. Starting in May 2026, they will be demolished as part of SUNY Plattsburgh’s series of planned construction projects. In his monthly email to the campus sent Dec. 2, President Alexander...

By Aleksandra Sidorova   Students suspecting they have a learning disability can apply for free psychological evaluations through the Accessibility Resource Office through Friday, Dec. 13. In the spring semester, ARO will be collaborating with SUNY Plattsburgh’s school psychology graduate program to...

By Aleksandra Sidorova   The Student Association Senate discussed last year’s audit report at its Dec. 5 meeting, grappling with the results that suggest the SA should increase the student activities fee further to keep up with its spending habits. Robert Williams,...

By Grant Terwilliger   SUNY Plattsburgh’s anthropology department has developed a new minor for students who are interested in the history of medicine and its cultural side.  Professor Andrew Buckser created a designated minor within the anthropology department that focuses on medicine,...

By Cinara Marquis   The Plattsburgh State Art Museum boasts over 10,000 works of art and artifacts. Yet, when you walk into the Myers Lobby Gallery, all you see is trash. Shoes sprawl across the floor, clothing scraps are scattered along the...