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9/11 25th Anniversary: The Day the World Stopped
Written by Paris Christie, Mckinley Corey, Ellie Hart, and Shady Andil On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, nearly an entire nation watched the devastation in New York City on their television screens. Steven Wineburg, owner of Bernard’s Custom Logo…
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The Slow Motion of Cortland: Snail-Paced Walkers
There is nothing like walking to class and getting stuck in a person strolling like it is a nice sunny day on the beach. It is even better when they duplicate across the hallway or sidewalk, and you can’t pass…
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News
9/11 25th Anniversary: “I Just Did My Job,” the story of a Firefighter Who Never Stopped Fighting
Written by Julia Haggerty and Alexandra Winchester BROOKLYN, N.Y. When the world was falling apart, Michael Passentino, a New York…
9/11 25th Anniversary: When the Skies Went Silent
Written by Robert Cochran and Zachary Biemer Nearing 25 years ago on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, the United…
9/11 25th Anniversary: The Day the World Stopped
Written by Paris Christie, Mckinley Corey, Ellie Hart, and Shady Andil On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, nearly an…
Sports
SUNY Cortland Club Baseball: Baranowski Dominating the Season
Baranowski at bat for the Somers Tuskers Edward Baranowski is a third baseman from Somers, NY, who went from two…
The Six Sports of the 2026 Paralympic Winter Games
Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy – Every four years, the Paralympic Winter Games bring together elite athletes competing at the highest level. The…
More Than One Path: The Different Lives of Cortland Athletes
At SUNY Cortland, being an athlete doesn’t look the same for everyone. On one side of campus, varsity athletes move…
Opinion
The Met Gala: Review of the Hits and Misses of the Event
The Met Gala was themed “costume art”, in hopes guests would pull from artworks of the past for inspiration. Some…
Should Cortland’s Dining Halls Step Up to the Plate??
Although SUNY Cortland is known for its strong academics, campus life, and athletic programs, one area that I believe falls…
The Rise of CELSIUS on College Campuses
What is one of the first things college kids reach for in the morning to drink? A caffeinated beverage of…
Lifestyle
How to Survive the First Week of Classes
Your first week of classes can be intimidating. It’s all about finding your way around campus, meeting new people, and…
Exploring the 2026 World Cup Diaspora and Identity
The World Cup is most popularly known for the famous star players, exciting goals, big crowds, and extreme soccer skills.…
The Reality of Student Burnout at the End of the Semester
As the spring semester comes to an end at SUNY Cortland, many students are feeling more exhausted than excited. For…