Allie Vangas has been playing lacrosse ever since she was in the fourth grade and hasn’t stopped. She hasn’t played any other sport and couldn’t imagine playing anything else. Coming READ MORE
“Plattsburgh was where my dreams came to die.” After more than three years of living next to a Plattsburgh State fraternity, local resident Jason Sacks’ story surfaced, and a new READ MORE
President Ettling will be retiring at the end of this academic year, marking the end of his 15-year run as an administrator for Plattsburgh State. But he is not leaving READ MORE
Glass displays filled with photos, research and local archived material of prominent black activists and visionaries like Nina Simone, Maya Angelou and Chris Rock line the far wall of the READ MORE
The sun is shining, the birds are chirping and Plattsburgh State’s Concert Choir is getting ready for its annual ChoralFest titled “Birdsongs, Bach, and the Beatles.” The show will be READ MORE
Smoking and its consumption has always been a subject up for debate. From exposure to second-hand smoke, effects from prolonged use and legislation regarding the public use of cigarettes, the READ MORE
The Plattsburgh State track and field team had solid performances in its last meet before the SUNYAC Championship. Junior Elisabeth Plympton came in first for the 100-meter dash with the READ MORE
It was all cheers and celebrations in the Plattsburgh State men’s lacrosse team’s locker room Wednesday. The team’s 13-8 win over the Potsdam Bears clinched the second seed in the READ MORE
Hold the applause for Tiger Woods. The American professional golfer won The Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia, on April 14 to large received praise from the public. It was READ MORE
For the first time in Plattsburgh State history, there will be a woman sitting in the President’s office next fall. Earlier in the semester, PSUC held forums to give students READ MORE
