As the NFL season progresses, the discussion surrounding the safety of artificial turf continues to gain momentum. A growing number of players, coaches, and medical professionals are raising concerns about the potential dangers posed by synthetic playing surfaces, highlighting a need for a closer examination of their impact on player health and safety. Artificial turf, […]
Archives for 2023
Red Dragons Soar to Semifinals: Cortland Makes History Again With 56-41 Win Over Alma
The Cortland Red Dragons Football team secured a historic victory against Alma, allowing them to advance to their first-ever Division 3 tournament semifinal appearance. The game was tied at 36-36 at halftime, but Cortland claimed the victory with a final score of 56-41, allowing just 7 points in the second half. The Red Dragons faced […]
Knicks Topple Raptors, Continue Hot Streak
The New York Knicks defeated the Toronto Raptors in their latest matchup last Friday. This game would end with a 119-106 win for the Knicks, coming off the heels of some performances by their great players. Jalen Brunson was again superb for the Knicks, contributing 22 points, five rebounds, and eight assists while leading his […]
The Marvels: Another Phase 4 Misstep
The Marvels follows Carol Danvers (Captain Marvel), Kamala Khan (Ms. Marvel), and Monica Rambeau (Photon) as they attempt to resolve…a rather interesting situation. Whenever they use their powers, they swap physical places with one another. Primarily, I want to discuss the standout aspect of the movie, and that is the three main women at […]
SUNY Cortland Students Agree: We’re Not Ready!
By Eliza Bernardo, Michelle Chiaramonte, Matthew Cubero, Joshua Dockery, Joseph Domagala, Owen Lanzarone, and Michael Riedl Students at SUNY Cortland were interviewed about their sense of readiness for college. The consensus is that incoming students feel that high school did not prepare them enough for college life and work. Reporter Joseph Domolga interviewed several SUNY […]
Student Concerns on Campus Parking
By Emma Morgan, Chelsey Weber, Patrick Moloney, Arianna Jordan, Michael Bologna, and Aidan Powers Parking isn’t something that most would be concerned about. However, as a college student at SUNY Cortland, this is a big concern. Student Concerns According to the SUNY Cortland website, there are a total of 19 staff lots. However, there are […]
More hostages Released by Hamas including a 4-year-old American girl
Hamas and Israel have completed their third exchange of hostages for prisoners, this time releasing 17 as they have slowly been releasing new hostages and negotiating exchanges over the past several weeks. The latest release of hostages includes a 4 year old girl named Avigail Idan, being the first American freed. Following the conclusion of […]
The Best Holiday Movies
Movies around holiday time offer a festive escape for you and your family. They bring you and your family together for an evening full of heartwarming stories and good laughs. This holiday season, whether it be here at SUNY Cortland or back home, there’s more than enough time in between your assignments and studying for […]
Cortland Recognized as One of the Nation’s Top ‘Disability-Friendly’ Schools
SUNY Cortland has proudly secured its place among the nation’s top ‘disability-friendly’ schools, earning recognition for its commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment. The university’s dedication to creating a campus where students of all abilities can thrive has positioned it as a leader in providing comprehensive resources and accommodations for individuals with disabilities. […]
Upcoming Short Story Contest
If you like writing and are interested in an opportunity to have your work read by a distinguished published author, then this is for you! The English Department’s Distinguished Voices in LIterature presents a short story contest judged by Raul Palma, author of In This World of Ultraviolet Light and A Haunting in Hialeah Gardens. […]