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By Philo Yunrui Wang Next Friday, the SUNY Plattsburgh campus is in for a unique and hilarious treat as the theatre department presents “Rolling on the Floor: A THE320 Experiment Improv Extravaganza.” The free event will take place Sept. 27 at...

By Philo Yunrui Wang  The office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at SUNY Plattsburgh hosted the first session of a two-part workshop series on microaggressions and microinsults Tuesday, Sept. 17.  The second part of the series, which will focus on microinvalidations...

By Cinara Marquis   Logan Brody is a New York-based multimedia artist, originally from Brooklyn, New York.  Through an interdisciplinary approach, she explores the intimacies of the human body with sculpture, painting and metalsmithing. Brody is inspired by the relationship between the...

By Carly Newton Press-Republic   The Autism Alliance of Northeastern NY is hosting its third annual benefit this weekend with popular comedian Hari Kondabolu as the headliner. Kondabolu, a comedian, writer and podcaster based in Brooklyn, has made a name for himself...

By Cinara Marquis   Aries (March 21 – April 19) The Emperor card depicts sovereignty. Confront difficult authorities in your life and act with confidence and competence against potential mistreatment.   Taurus (April 20 – May 20) The reversed Hermit card is about...

By Nadia Paschal   Declaring a major is the one experience that every college student shares. With a large selection to pick from on this campus, many may opt into more popular programs, while others may pick ones that aren’t as...

What’s your favorite fall activity?     Alison Hebert Sophomore Biology   “Watching horror movies.”     Patrick Doherty Freshman  Marketing   “Halloween.”     Maira Johnson Senior Business Administration   “Apple picking.”     Cat Rowan Sophomore Childhood Special Education   “Apple picking.”

Photos by Collin Bolebruch, Cinara Marquis        

By Collin Bolebruch   When New Paltz declared its departure from the SUNYAC, the first thing I thought of was women’s tennis. The Hawks — the team that just won the baseball, softball and both basketball championships — leave conference tennis...

By Michael Purtell   At a collegiate tennis match, six players compete in three doubles games and six athletes compete in singles. For Plattsburgh State’s roster of eight, every meet is an opportunity to prove its team’s strength across the roster. The...