2008 Woodie Awards
Following the deadly shooting in U.S. history at Virginia Tech, PSUC Administration are looking at how to improve campus safety. (1) comment
Plattsburgh State students and faculty joined community members for a candlelight vigil Thursday night to remember the victims of the Virginia Tech massacre. (0) comments
Virginia Tech students found much-needed hope and pride during a memorial convocation service on Tuesday following the deadliest shooting in U.S. history that left 33 students and faculty dead on Monday. (0) comments
PSUC students give their thoughts on the tragic events that unfolded at Virginia Tech on April 16. (1) comment
One professor puts himself into a Virginia Tech teacher's shoes, others think deeper into the tragedy. (1) comment
Names of the Dead (1) comment
After studies showed faculty salaries declining a third straight year, a new study reports average faculty salaries are on the rise once again. (1) comment
Many PSUC students are angry after spending hundreds of dollars on textbooks every semester and getting reimbursed fractions of the amount. (0) comments
Plattsburgh State students who came to college hating to read have developed a love for it thanks to Literacy Education Associate Professor Robert Ackland's fundamentals of reading curriculum and instruction class. (0) comments
Sodexho food services is running a contest for students to return missing items like utensils and plates because they find themselves running low each year. (0) comments
PSUC faculty members reflect back on the shootings at Kent State and Jackson State in the 1970s. (0) comments
Plattsburgh State is the very first school in the SUNY system to establish a Bachelor of Science degree in ecology. (0) comments
Many adult students are working hard to get a college degree while at Plattsburgh State. (0) comments
A 2006 study showed that 69 percent of college grads have posted a resume online, more than doubling the number of those who posted in 2005. (0) comments
Plattsburgh State Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs Peter Luguri is receiving the Dr. Patrick R. Damore Distinguished Service Award from SUNYAC. (0) comments
