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Negative media attention gives Greek life poor stereotype

A Huffington Post headline reads, “Oklahoma Frat Boys Caught Singing ‘There Will Never Be A N----- In SAE.’” The “Oklahoma incident,” as it has been referred to by media, has sparked national uproar. The fraternity was traveling on a...

Mason Hall renovations in finishing stages

Current Plattsburgh State students are no strangers to campus alterations, but they may be unaware of the next finished project that will be unveiled with the beginning of the fall semester — a new campus-wide mail center located in...

Slobber, spice, everything nice

Butterfly, eskimo, French, Spiderman, vampire… no, these are not the names of raunchy sex positions I am rattling off — though they might be. I must admit I am not the most up-to-date with those sorts of things. Rather, the...

PSUC students looking toward graduate schools

The graduate school decision-making process is full of questions and contemplation. Choosing between big name or small state schools could be one of the key factors in a student’s decision. Plattsburgh State’s spring graduation is in seven weeks. Those...

Fight for gender equality continues worldwide

In response to the growing conversation about feminism and gender equality, whether at Plattsburgh State or across the globe, UN Women, the United Nations chapter solely dedicated to focusing on women’s issues, has created the “Step It Up” program,...

PRSSA club hosts health communication event

Women in skirts and flats, and guys in suits. Professional attire was a common sight at the Angel College Center March 25. The occasion? The fourth annual PR day, a day for Plattsburgh State’s chapter of Public Relations Student...

Academy to train PSUC workers

A new series of workshops will be offered to Plattsburgh State employees on campus this spring in order to help develop and train supervisors. This is part of a partnership between the PSUC administration and United University Professions, the...

Students can fall victim to scams

With growing tuition costs strapping American college students with loan debt they will be paying back for years after graduation, scholarships have become more valuable than ever. Many students look to the Internet to find the best and biggest scholarships...

Keeping rituals alive gets tough with growing up

On this day, I wake up early and make my way over to my brother’s place for a little morning celebrating. The house smells clean like the inside of a Lysol can, Miller Lites and Coronas keep cool in...

Pride, courage end obstacles

When I was born, I had a big head. My parents and the hospital’s medical staff were alarmed. My parents received multiple rumors of the cause, such as having water on my brain, autism or even being intellectually challenged. As...
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