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Festival features PSUC alumnus’ films

Enter a dark boxy, two-toned building—maroon and white— and you'll find yourself going back to 1924 only to then be mentally sent beyond the borders of the U.S. On Nov. 15 and Nov.16 the Strand Center for the Arts...

Ehmann leads team to 17th-place finish in her final meet

For the second time in as many seasons, Plattsburgh State women’s cross-country senior Katie Ehmann collected All-Region honors and helped lead the Cardinals to a 17th-place finish at the NCAA Division III Atlantic Regional meet. Ehmann put forth one of...

Doyle leads Cards to 23rd place

Freshman Nathan Doyle continued his impressive season Saturday morning at Genesee Valley State Park, as he ran to a 28th-place finish at the NCAA Division III Atlantic Cross-Country Regionals. Doyle covered the course in 25:51.7. He was the first freshman...

Cardinals take over in the second half, open season with 76-66 win over Juniata

The Plattsburgh State women’s basketball team started the first 20 minutes of their season looking like a team trying to find its way. In the last 20 minutes, they found what they needed to do to succeed. Senior captain Brittany...

Plattsburgh beats Fredonia to stay undefeated

The Plattsburgh State men’s hockey team started the game against Fredonia with intensity and speed to dominate the early going. The rest of the game was a back and forth affair with the Cardinals taking the 4-1 win. The Cards...

Women’s hockey take home win in first home matchup

The Plattsburgh State women’s hockey team opened up on their home ice for the first time in their 2014-15 campaign since beginning conference play. The Cards had no trouble with the visiting opponents from Chatham, as they won 6-0....

Teaching science through chalk

Chalk in hand, he starts walking to the pavement. He draws a yellow path, then an orange tower foundation with purple representing the cables of the bridge. He brings it to life with blue lines for water and a...

Religious studies minor gains popularity

Students at Plattsburgh State are looking deeper into the spirituality of the world, both past and present, with the religious studies minor. Coordinated by Associate History Professor Richard Schaefer, the religious studies minor focuses on the examination of various religious...

Love is missing, not lost

I anxiously sit in my Romance, Sex, Love, and Marriage class with my legs crossed, my foot shaking uncontrollably. As my professor goes on about love, I get light-headed, and at times, I feel as if I might pass...

Master’s student holds passion for science

Michelle Melhuish was not your typical little girl growing up. Instead of playing with toys society would deem fit for a girl her age, she opted to see the world through a scope. Melhuish has been awarded a fellowship through...
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