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By Michael Purtell   The conference and the rulebook both changed — but the faces of Plattsburgh State tennis have not. The Cardinals’ fall season features new scoring rules for doubles matches and a smaller conference after Geneseo and Brockport left the...

By Kolin Kriner   Summertime was filled with new releases that overall left me with very mixed opinions. I liked a lot of the movies but  was devastatingly disappointed by others.  To celebrate the new semester – and to mourn the passing...

By Nadia Paschal   The music industry saw a total explosion this summer and musicians have been out in full force this summer, more specifically within the pop genre. The Grammy awards are still some time away, but artists are still...

By Nadia Paschal   Plattsburgh may be a small town but it has its own certain charm. If you’re new to the area, it may be overwhelming at first getting adjusted, but there is a lot to see.  Downtown Plattsburgh is where...

The Student Association shuttle has a new look and expanded route connecting to Clinton County public transit. Instead of a red van, it is a county bus with more seating and standing space. It also stops at the Clinton County...

By Aleksandra Sidorova   A quarter of off-campus student parking spaces are still offline since a parking lot closed for upgrades in April. Lots 27 and 28 spanning the space between Feinberg Library and Banks Hall — for off-campus and staff parking...

By Aleksandra Sidorova   The size and renown of a school isn’t what paves students’ way to success. An alumna and career adviser weigh in on some ways a small school, such as SUNY Plattsburgh, can help students thrive. A body of...

By Aleksandra Sidorova   More than 2,000 alumni, friends, faculty and staff pitched in almost $2.5 million in gifts to support life on campus, from scholarships to outside seating. The Plattsburgh College Foundation’s Cardinals Thrive campaign ran from Jan. 1 through June...

As doors to SUNY Plattsburgh’s most popular dining venue close — new ones open. The Cardinal Nest, formerly known as the Sundowner, will be closed for the entire fall semester for a remodel and rebrand. College Auxiliary Services says it...

By Cinara Marquis   Plattsburgh weaver Suzanne Hokanson explained that her work as a dairy farmer many years ago influenced her regard for manufacturing workers today. “I don’t think a lot of people realize the process and how many people it...