18-64 That was what Bleacher Reports Andy Bailey predicted the Oklahoma City Thunder’s record would be at the end of the 2022-2023 season. “OKC is still a year or two away from consistently competitive basketball.” Now in the final days of March with only five games left to go the Thunder are one win away […]
Archives for 2023
The Huskies: Back In Action
UConn will participate in the NCAA men’s national championship game for the fifth time in the history of the program after wiping out UMiami 72–59. UConn has won all six of its games in the NCAA tournament and is the sixth men’s collegiate basketball team to go to the championship game. Before Miami was able […]
Anthony Volpe’s Quick Road to the Show
Anthony Volpe, a highly anticipated prospect in the New York Yankees farm system, made headlines this spring training with his outstanding performance. The shortstop, who is 21 years old, has been taking advantage of his chances, showcasing his abilities, and demonstrating that he has the potential to contribute significantly to the team in the future. […]
Trump Expected to be Arraigned Tuesday in New York City.
Read on to hear about the developments in Trumps criminal charges
Hottest New Music
There is an overwhelming amount of new music released every single day (especially on New Music Fridays.) It’s nearly impossible to wade through all the new albums and hit songs to get to the good stuff. So, here is a roundup of the best new stuff I’ve heard recently Did you know that there’s a […]
3 Veterans: Red Dragons on the National Track & Field Stage, Part 2
SUNY Cortland Track and field team sent 10 members to the NCAA D3 Track and Field National Championships in Birmingham, Alabama, putting out promising performances, including one All-American finish. To qualify for the national meet, competitors must be ranked in the top 20 in Division 3 in their respective events, and relays must be ranked […]
7 Red Dragons Debut: Red Dragons on the National Track & Field Stage: Part 1
*The author of this article is on the team SUNY Cortland Track and field team sent 10 members to the NCAA D3 Track and Field National Championships in Birmingham, Alabama, putting out promising performances, including one All-American finish. To qualify for the national meet, competitors must be ranked in the top 20 in Division 3 […]
SUNY Cortland’s Performing Arts Department Performs “Cabaret”
The Performing Arts Department performed their last showing of the classic musical “Cabaret” on Sunday, April 2nd. I got the chance to see the show on March 31st, it was my first time attending a musical at SUNY Cortland and I was not disappointed by the talent that was on display. The stage was rather […]
New Meal Plan Structure Approved for Fall 2023
On Friday, March 24th, a campus wide email was sent out about the new meal plan changes made for next semester. SUNY Cortland Auxiliary Services listened to student feedback on a survey sent out and created an on-campus meal plan that has an increase in dining dollars, a new addition called meal exchanges and resident […]
Spring Activities
The snow is finally melting and the sun is coming out, which means spring is here! This past Monday, on March 20th, marked the start of spring. By now, pretty much everyone has had enough of the cold weather and gloomy days. So it’s time to put away your winter jackets, and start preparing for […]