Presidential candidate Ronald Johnson plans to give SUNY Plattsburgh students a clear path to success with community building and dedication, which he explained through storytelling. Johnson is the fifth candidate READ MORE
The SUNY Plattsburgh tennis team continued its SUNYAC schedule last Friday against SUNY Cortland, where the Cardinals fell 9-0 at Cortland. Plattsburgh State fought hard until the very end, despite READ MORE
Ethnic food and professional development were the talk of SUNY Plattsburgh’s Student Association this Wednesday night, as senators debated the passing of four new business appeals, two of which asked READ MORE
Today we live in a world where most people fear judgement. What other people think about us is a constant insecurity that lots of people deal with on a day READ MORE
This isn’t Beto O’Rourke’s first rodeo. The former Texas congressman ran against Republican Sen. Ted Cruz in 2018 in a race that gained national attention and brought significant attention to READ MORE
The SUNY Plattsburgh men’s soccer team wrapped up its nonconference schedule last Saturday in a 1-0 loss against Clarkson University. The Cardinals’ latest loss brings their record to 2-5 overall READ MORE
Six games into freshman goalkeeper Julia Ennis’ young collegiate career, she’s ranked fourth in save percentage in the SUNYAC with .794, is listed seventh in saves with 27 overall, ranks READ MORE
Junior Jazz Roberts was awarded as the PrestoSports SUNYAC Runner of the Week for the second time this season. “It’s really cool, a confidence booster [being awarded the Runner of READ MORE
A relationship born of resentment and disturbance has now become a catalyst for change on Court Street. Plattsburgh resident and Hummingbird Home bed-and-breakfast owner Jason Sacks had been frustrated and READ MORE
The Council for Exceptional Children connects SUNY Plattsburgh students with children with intellectual disabilities in the community. The club is a student chapter of an international organization by the same READ MORE
