Chat GPT has swept across the nation since its release. The use of this application has raised concerns among students and teachers concerning plagiarism when turning in assignments that were generated by AI. Chat GPT is an AI-powered language model developed by OpenAI that allows you to have human-like conversations with AI. This tool is […]
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4 Daily Habits to Support Mental and Physical Health
Daily habits are defined as “those things that you do every day, without fail, without thought, and without brainpower.” Creating a set of daily habits that support your mental and physical health is an easy and consistent way to improve your life. These habits can be tailored to each individual based on their needs. Keep […]
Solar Eclipse Showcase at Dowd Gallery
Starting Tuesday, September 5th, through Wednesday, October 20th, Willie Binnie’s “Black Sun” exhibition will be showcased at Dowd Gallery. A captivating total solar eclipse inspired an entire collection of work that reflects on both the grandeur and simplistic aspects of the cosmos. The exhibit is currently on display at the gallery and open to the […]
2023 SUNY Cortland’s Academic Convocation
On Sunday, August 27th, 2023, the newest Red Dragons participated in Academic Convocation. A week after freshman and transfer students got to campus. Each year one of the first events SUNY Cortland does is the academic convocation introducing Welcome Week. What Is an Academic Convocation? The idea for an academic convocation, which took place after a […]
BTS’ V Releases Stellar First Solo Album ‘Layover’
Following in his fellow bandmates’ footsteps, Korean singer Kim Taehyung, more commonly known as V, debuted his first solo album ‘Layover’. Layover marks V’s official debut as a solo artist following his bandmate Jungkook who debuted his single ‘Seven’ earlier in July. Announced on August 7, 2023, ‘Layover’ released globally on September 8, 2023, with […]
A21 Walk For Freedom
Director of Catholic Campus Ministry, Tricia A. Wilder, has announced the A21 Walk for Freedom. The walk will take place in Binghamton on October 14th at 4:30 p.m. What Is Human Trafficking? Human trafficking, as defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary, is “organized criminal activity in which human beings are treated as possessions to be controlled […]
How to Kick Off the Semester with a Positive Attitude
As we get back into the school year grind, we may notice a shift in our attitudes. Good or bad, it’s important to recognize. The harsh realization of our workloads may kick in and have a negative effect on some students. Keep reading for some tips that can help you shift your attitude when it […]
Three Takeaways from Week One in the NFL
If you’re an NFL fan, you’re aware that week one will almost always surprise you. Teams who didn’t make the playoffs last season can beat the previous Super Bowl winner and a hopeful team can lose their star quarterback for the season within the first five minutes of the game. Anything can happen in week […]
How To Minimize Your School Related Stress
As a third year college student, I understand that school can really put a dent on our mental abilities to do things, usually caused by the stress that classes bring. Throughout my college experience, I’ve learned how to minimize the drastic stress that we all endure. Keep reading to hear about some of the most […]
Cortland Women’s Soccer 2023 Season Preview: New Talent, High Expectations, and a Championship Push
It has been an ongoing battle for the cup between Cortland and Geneseo since 2018, with Geneseo winning three finals and Cortland winning one in 2019. Although it’s a long time in advance, the team is constantly preparing and working hard for the future. There is a lot to think about when it comes to […]