By Aleksandra Sidorova
Students became more in tune with Plattsburgh’s mayoral elections as they invited candidates Wendell Hughes and Don Kasprzak to the stage of Olive Ridley’s on Oct. 9.
The monthly student-hosted game show Late Night for the Planet interviewed...
By Romita Chakraborty
Liam Payne, former member of the best-selling boy band One Direction, unexpectedly died at 31 on Oct. 16 by falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina — leaving millions of fans worldwide in shock and...
By Grant Terwilliger
Marco Ayala-Perez isn’t just a Student Health and Counseling Center administrator, but a chef on a monthly cooking show on WCAX Channel 3, a dog shelter volunteer and a creator of bandanas for dogs in need of...
By Cinara Marquis
After a series of artist residencies, printmaker Melissa Schulenberg found herself enthralled with a completely new medium — mokuhanga, a traditional Japanese woodblock printing technique that uses water-based inks and Japanese paper. She recently visited SUNY Plattsburgh...
By Philo Yunrui Wang
As SUNY Plattsburgh prepares for its third annual Black Solidarity Day on Nov. 4, the campus community is set to engage with a powerful theme: “Be the Change You Wish to See,” chosen by Black Onyx:...
By Cinara Marquis
Aries (March 21 – April 19) The Temperance card depicts moderation. Have patience with whatever you are facing now. Balance will come with time and distance.
Taurus (April 20 – May 20) The Trial card signifies patience. Things...
By Michaela Rife, Assistant Professor of Art History, Art and Design Department, SUNY Plattsburgh
Rockwell Kent is an artist familiar to SUNY Plattsburgh — his name adorns the Feinberg Library exterior, and the gallery inside is a testament to his...
By Cinara Marquis
The Adirondack Regional Blood Center acts as the New York hub for blood donations, which means that it is the main supply to partner hospitals in the region. The center provides the necessary blood products that enable...
By Robin Caudell Press-Republican
Video game designer will one day be another identifier for Phillip B. Williams, also an award-winning poet and novelist.
As a first-grader in Chicago, the 38-year-old filled two journals with his imaginings, which included games he wanted...
By Nadia Paschal
As a constant consumer of all sorts of media, I have found myself particularly drawn to one specific genre over the years — true crime. I can’t exactly put into words why I’m so interested in this...
