Car hits student on Broad

BY ALEKSANDRA SIDOROVA News

A car struck a female SUNY Plattsburgh student in an accident late Wednesday night.

The accident occurred on the Broad Street cross- walk next to the Newman Center. The student was taken to Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital and later transported across the lake to University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington, Vermont, a campuswide email the next morning from Col-

Greek life to stay on 2nd floor

The Fraternity and Sorority Life offices will remain on the second floor of Angell College Center after student leaders spoke with College President Alexander Enyedi Friday, March 3.

A decision by the Office of Student Enrollment and Success would have moved the Fraternity and Sorority Life Offices to the corner of Burghy’s Den. Enyedi said the students who protested the decision — Inter-Fraternity Council President Deren Purisic and Inter-Sorority Association President Emma Peer — “made a compelling case” and “presented an alternate vision” of utilizing the space at the center of student activity. ESS will move back to its original office in Kehoe.

A previous Cardinal Points article explores the issues surrounding the move in more detail.

lege President Alexander Enyedi stated.

University Police is aiding the Plattsburgh Police Department in the ongoing investigation.

The email also stated that various college departments are providing support to the student’s mother and friends.

“We ask that you please keep our fellow Cardinal in your thoughts as we all hope for her full healing and recovery,” the email read.