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Marginalized discuss reclaiming slurs

Minorities across America have experienced hardship and discrimination continually throughout this country’s history, and a defining part of those hardships is using slurs against them. However, as time goes on and cultures evolve, so do words and their meanings. Reclamation...

“Black Panther” sets records, erases stigma

Like any other Marvel release, “Black Panther” was surrounded with excitement the moment it was announced, but unlike other Marvel installments, “Black Panther” attracted a different kind of attention. Marvel’s latest critically-acclaimed movie follows Prince T’Challa as he returns to...

Cards fall in SUNYAC quarterfinals

The Plattsburgh State men’s hockey season ended in disappointing fashion Wednesday night, with a 4-3 loss on home ice against SUNY Fredonia. The Cardinals failed to qualify for the SUNYAC semifinals for the first time since the 1990-1991 season. “The...

PSUC student explores world and self

Plattsburgh State senior expeditionary studies major Mary Kunze does not limit herself to anything. Her fascination with photography and traveling has motivated her to expand her horizons, learn about different cultures and raise awareness on key issues in other...

Common Roots will showcase soulful musical history

In honor of Black History Month, the Plattsburgh State Gospel Choir, along with several guest performers, will pay tribute to America’s musical history with their presentation of Common Roots: An Evening of Spirituals and Ballads. Common Roots will take place...

PSUC literary magazine, ZPlatt, rebrands

Plattsburgh State’s 45-year-old literary magazine ZPlatt has unanimously decided to disband the name ZPlatt after a staff member discovered the publication’s namesake, Zephaniah Platt, founder of Plattsburgh, was a slave owner. “It was shocking for sure, and Elizabeth Cohen...

Shows to binge watch on Netflix, Hulu in 2018

A couple weeks ago, the groundhog saw his shadow, and everyone knows what that means. We will, unfortunately, be seeing six more weeks of winter. Even though we are all sick of the snow, it gives us the excuse to...

Center of Community Engagement axed

An engaged campus and a stronger community was the goal of Plattsburgh State’s Center of Community Engagement and coordinator and lecturer Julia Devine, but the university’s budget cuts disbanded the CCE, and Devine received a nonrenewal letter in 2017. Established...

PSUC finishes in eighth place

The 2017-18 season ended for the Plattsburgh State women’s basketball team (8-17, 6-12) after a tight loss against the Oneonta Red Dragons (18-7, 13-5) and a deflating defeat against the New Paltz Hawks. (16-9, 12-6) Entering a pivotal game against...

Moriarty continues to shine

The Plattsburgh State women’s hockey team closed out its regular season with another pair of wins last weekend, beating Buffalo State 9-1 Saturday and 4-1 Sunday. Sunday’s game was senior night for right wing Kayla Meneghin, captain left wing Melissa...
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