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Horoscopes

By Gryphon Akridge-Phillips   Aries: Spend your time wisely, there may be personal and financial gain after a hard struggle. Taurus: There may be a new job, experience or creative ability awakening.  Gemini: This may be a time of misfortune and loss,...

Newest Olympian sparks patriotism

By Sophie Albertie    I know nothing about ice skating, but I’ve watched Alyssa Liu win the gold medal for olympic figure skating about one million times.  The 20 year old Liu apparently returned to skating after a four year hiatus. Despite...

‘Bugonia’ a wonderfully weird remake

By Sophie Albertie   The future of mankind is in the hands of one simple man, who has just discovered an alien. Not just any alien, the supreme leader of all extraterrestrial life.   In Yorgos Lanthimos 2025 U.S. adaptation of the 2003...

Students need to get involved

By Sydney Blake    The school has over 75 organizations that are diverse and accepting to all students. The school offers sports, clubs, sorority/fraternity life and on campus events.    Students utilize and discover these programs more when they are  living in the...

Slatkins Gallery opens educational exhibition

By Kara Jefts   A new exhibition, “Object Lessons: Lines, Place, Persuasion,” makes public the often-hidden work of classes that use the Plattsburgh State Art Museum, PSAM, collection in their course work. This display, installed in the Slatkin Gallery on the...

Cardinal Creatives: Armstrong shines light on North Country struggles

By Grant Hochmuth   Growing up in the North Country, SUNY Plattsburgh senior Alexandria Armstrong faced adversities that fueled her creative spirits. Her refined set of skills help her illustrate these difficulties on canvas. “There is a lot of poverty, and everyone...

Plattsburgh leaps and bounds

         

The parking system needs to change

By Sydney Blake   Getting to class at SUNY Plattsburgh can be a hassle as students rack up parking tickets, fight for spots and run late to class because of the little options given to students. As a senior, I have dealt...

‘Send Help’ a bloody good time

By Sophie Albertie   Resentment turns into romance on a deserted island, until there's trouble in paradise. You’ve just read the gist of Sam Raimi’s newest 2026 blockbuster “Send Help,” a gory laugh out loud squeal-fest of the highest degree. When the eccentric...

Elordi hot, performances not

By Sophie Albertie   The movie could be good–or Jacob Elordi could just be in it. This is what the most recent adaptation of “Wuthering Heights” prompted my mom to regale to me over the phone this past weekend. My mom, who...
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