“Let’s talk about you first,” he said.
I had a strong sense of the type of person Plattsburgh State senior Toan Duc Le is before I could even press the record button on my QuickVoice app.
Duc Le has a...
Out of the approximate 80,000 students in the SUNY system at 64 campuses throughout the state, approximately 300 of them, some from each campus, are awarded the Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence every year.
Awarded this year from Plattsburgh State...
The Plattsburgh State softball team brought in nine new faces this season and there is only 14 players on the roster. With such a young team and short season, the team had to find chemistry quickly.
In addition to team...
The cast gathered around the piano and emulated poor and unlucky urbanites begging to get out of Skid Row. As their voices climaxed together, in the corner lay the lifeless body of a giant man-eating plant waiting to claim...
It’s Saturday night, you have some free time and want to watch a movie. What do you do? Well, first, you may try Netflix, but, oh no, your subscription has lapsed. Well, what’s your next option? Find one...
It is not a new dispute that our generation’s punctuation and grammar use, or lack thereof, has become problematic.
With technology that allows us to communicate in an immensely quick manner, our writing has become just that: quick and to...
This year, the Plattsburgh State chapter of Colleges Against Cancer is hosting the ninth-annual Relay for Life April 24 at the PSUC Fieldhouse from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.
The PSUC chapter of CAC was founded five years ago...
The Start by Believing campaign, organized by Plattsburgh State Health Educator and Outreach Coordinator Rhema Lewis and the PSUC peer health educators, kicked off this past Tuesday to educate the campus on what appropriate responses in the case of...
It was the day from hell. All I wanted to do when I got back to my room was pass out and never wake up from my prolonged sleep. It must’ve been 2 a.m. when I finally made it...
A recent article from the Washington Post suggests that the angle a person holds his or her head while texting can cause a condition called “text neck.” According to a CNN interview with Tom DiAngelis, the president of the...
