By: Sadie Urtz As we are all painfully aware, the health and well being of our planet has been spiralling downward. From climate change to the Willow Project, we have seen our planet take beating after beating, and not enough people care to protect it. Recently, a new threat due to climate change has scientists […]
Archives for 2023
What’s Next?: Men’s Hockey
The SUNY Cortland Men’s Hockey Team faced some hard battles but stayed strong through a tough 2023 season. Finishing fourth in the SUNYAC Conference is no small feat and the Red Dragons stood their ground with the best of the division. Unfortunately their season was cut short in the first round of the SUNYAC playoffs […]
Why I Got Involved on Campus and Why You Should Too
Have you ever wanted to join a club, sorority, team, etc. at Cortland but felt nervous about being judged? I did… until now! Prior to coming to college, I didn’t think I was going to have the confidence to join a club, rush a sorority, or try out for a team. However, after my freshman […]
Red Dragons on the Track and Field National Stage
The author is a member of the team. This March, SUNY Cortland Track and field team sent ten members to the NCAA D3 Track and Field National Championships in Birmingham, Alabama, putting out promising performances, including one All-American finish. Cortland qualified eight athletes for individual events: Brett Morse, 60m hurdles; Coltrane Goring, 400 meters; Zach […]
Red Dragons Off to a Fiery Start
It is officially spring, which means it’s finally softball season! The Cortland Softball team started their season during spring break in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina for the Fastpitch Dreams Spring Classic. The team was originally scheduled to play 10 games, but only got in 6 due to the weather conditions. Despite the weather, the Red […]
The Willow Oil Project and Why it’s So Frightening.
The Willow Oil project sparks outrage among those concerned with global warming and the potential effects of the project.
Binge-Worthy Shows
Watching tv shows is one of the many ways to sit back and relax during the week. It allows you to zone out and just enjoy the content, after a long day of schoolwork and stress. If you just finished a show or don’t know where to start your search, this is the perfect place […]
Beloved Cortland Restaurant Bursts into Blaze
The city of Cortland was in shock two weeks ago as a popular restaurant bursted into flames. Around 6 P.M on March 6th, Cortland residents and students would be shocked to see and hear that the beloved restaurant Garcia’s and its neighbors would burst into flames from its roof. The smoke was visible from multiple […]
How Can We Adjust To Our Technology?
Technology is advancing at a speed that is hard for us to wrap our minds around. Artificial intelligence is making art and writing papers for students, even Snapchat has released its own version of AI and is encouraging its users to befriend it. A biotech company named Colossal says they plan to reincarnate the wooly […]
Food Insecurity In America Post Covid
More than 34 million people in the United States were living in food insecure households in 2021, a decline from 38 million in 2020. The combination of the expanded child tax credit, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, and private donations all contributed to reducing food insecurity during the pandemic. Still there is much more work […]