The Plattsburgh State women’s soccer team has a lot to be feeling good about since they clinched a spot in the SUNYAC tournament over the weekend, however, getting there didn’t go exactly how they had planned it to.
“We can’t...
The Plattsburgh State cross country team had a well-deserved weekend off after its meet at Rowan on October 15, and are now looking to carry their momentum forward into the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Championships.
The...
The Plattsburgh State volleyball team knew the task at hand going into last weekend. Win three matches against SUNYAC opponents and keep its playoff chances alive.
The Cards couldn’t hold its part of the deal as the team fell...
The Plattsburgh State men’s soccer team is headed into the SUNYAC tournament after winning its final three games of the regular season, on its home turf against Brockport, Geneseo and Canton.
“We just tried getting back to the basics,” head...
Governor Andrew Cuomo and the Adirondack Park Agency, APA, face a difficult decision in the coming months. Public concern over the classification of recently purchased Boreas Ponds have resulted in a sizeable issue that needs to be solved.
In...
The Student Association Senate has granted the Zeta Kappa chapter of Lambda Theta Alpha with the privilege of fundraising for The Trevor Project during the biannual Dining for Donations event.
Of the three potential organizations seeking the philanthropic opportunity, Zeta...
The Plattsburgh State Institutional Advancement Office and Alumni Association Board have developed the James Augustus Wilson Endowment Fund Scholarship to honor the first African American graduate of PSUC and to establish a scholarship to support African American students, while...
Plattsburgh State alumnus Jerry Wong (’11) will be competing in the World Series of Poker as part of the final “November Nine,” Sunday, October 30 and Monday, November 1. Wong will be playing for the title and a prize...
Plattsburgh State celebrated Black Poetry Day on Thursday to highlight the importance of African American literature.
Plattsburgh has been hosting a Black Poetry Day celebration for nearly 35 years. It was originally held in libraries around town and eventually moved...
Plattsburgh State hosted its first Teach-In and day of dialogue this Wednesday in an effort to improve race relations and discuss social injustice on a campus-wide platform.
The Teach-In was similarly formatted to those of the 1960s. The forums were...