SFB funds ‘something for everyone’
By Julie Kayzerman | Mar. 5, 2013The Student Finance Board met on Wednesday, Feb. 27 to discuss the funding of College Union Board, Student Finance Board and Student Government’s Funival ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board met on Wednesday, Feb. 27 to discuss the funding of College Union Board, Student Finance Board and Student Government’s Funival ...
Read More »• Traces of horse meat were found in the Swedish meatballs famously served at furniture giant IKEA. The company stopped selling meatballs in European ...
Read More »Receiving approval to apply for over $97 million in grant funding was the main issue of the Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 26. The grant money ...
Read More »On Saturday, Feb. 23 at 8:25 p.m., Campus Police were called to an off campus house where a student discovered that his living room and bedroom had been ...
Read More »By Mike Nunes Correspondent It has been almost three years since the protest movement in the Middle East known as the Arab Spring altered the region. ...
Read More »By Serena Wasserman Correspondent Simona Sharoni, an internationally recognized Israeli feminist and a professor at SUNY Plattsburg came to the College ...
Read More »Student Government announced upcoming events, visits and meetings at their meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 27. Three clubs will be attending the next SG meeting ...
Read More »There’s a scene in the beginning of “Miss Congeniality” in which Sandra Bullock’s character demonstrates how to take down an attacker. Dressed ...
Read More »At the College, meal equivalency is synonymous with lengthy lines and the challenge of getting food in a timely manner. On a typical weekday, hordes of ...
Read More »This year, approximately 140 rising juniors and seniors who applied for housing did not receive a time slot, according to Emily Dodd, communications officer ...
Read More »Campus Police arrested a man, who is suspected of stealing laptops from campus, just before noon today, according to Matthew Golden, the College’s ...
Read More »In order to raise awareness about the detrimental nature of sleep deprivation, a team of the College’s marketing majors have started a campaign to raise ...
Read More »• Google Inc. is currently in the process of developing retail stores. The stores would sell Google hardware such as tablets and Chromebooks, according ...
Read More »Contributing to over 23 student organizations that represent over 20 percent of the College’s students with distinction has landed Dave Conner, the ...
Read More »Campus Police responded to a report of assault on Saturday, Feb. 23 at 1:05 a.m. in Phelps Hall. According to police, the victim was in his dorm when ...
Read More »By Annabel Lau Correspondent Countless students of various ethnicities, seated in a circular formation to inspire feelings of unity, gathered in the ...
Read More »SFB motioned to fully fund All College Theatre for $3,750 to go toward ROCK, which will provide “Three hours of non-stop laughter for a campus wrought ...
Read More »For many young adults with intellectual disabilities, attending a college or university simply isn’t within reach. However, the career and community ...
Read More »Christina Kopka, Student Government president, gave the State of the Campus Address on Wednesday, Feb. 20 at the weekly SG meeting. Kopka opened with ...
Read More »By Mike Ferrucci Correspondent Just because white-collar criminals don’t use violence to commit their crimes doesn’t mean they have regrets when ...
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