Part of maturing as an athlete is understanding that your team will not look the same year to year. Your modified baseball team will have different faces than your Varsity team, and that is even more common at the collegiate level. That has not been a concern for identical twins, Adam and Tyler Funk. […]
Archives for 2023
The Grammy’s Have Always Been Rigged.
The recording academy have robbed numerous deserving candidates this year of a Grammy Award. Unfortunately, it’s been happening longer than you think. Every year, millions of people around the world tune into the Grammys. The iconic event is a time to see all of your favorite artists in the same place. Annually, Hollywood’s biggest Stars […]
Cortland Skates Past Potsdam, 5-0
At Alumni Arena on Saturday in NEWHL play, the Cortland women’s ice hockey team trounced Potsdam, 5-0. After defeating Potsdam, the Red Dragons have increased their record to 17-6 overall, 12-4 in their conference and secured the second spot in the forthcoming league playoffs. With two goals and two assists, sophomore Mia Hlasnick was the […]
Player Profile: Jayden Kelley
College multi-sport athletes have chosen a path of extensive commitment and dedication, but they are sure to reap the benefits of their decision on, and off, the field. According to Nike’s U.S. Sports Camps, those athletes that are involved in more than one sport display improved overall health and wellness and improved both athletic, and […]
Cortland Ranks Among the Top 15% Of the Nation’s Best Universities
This past month the College Factual’s 2023 Best Colleges list came out and SUNY Cortland has been ranked among the top 15% of the national best university and colleges. College Factual noted that several of Cortland’s academic programs are among the best in the Mid-Atlantic Region. SUNY Cortland has been ranked among the top 15% of the […]
New Internship and Job Opportunities
Finding internships and job opportunities while also balancing your school work and any other activities you’re involved in can feel overwhelming. As a college student, it can be very easy to use your freedom to go out every weekend. This is totally fine however, it can quickly catch up to you financially leaving you struggling. […]
Polio in New York?
A case of Polio, a disease that killed thousands of American children in the early 20th century, has occurred in an unvaccinated adult man in Rockland County, NY. This instance is held as an unspoken reminder that illnesses do not disappear, even if they are dormant for decades. According to the New York Times, “The […]
Upcoming Valentine’s Day Stuff A Plush Event
Looking for something to do on Valentine’s Day this year? This Valentine’s Day, Tuesday February 14th, 2023, Student Activities Board (SAB) will be holding their Valentine’s Day Stuff a Plush event. This event will take place from 7:00pm-9:00pm in the Corey Union Function room. They will provide students with conversation heart shaped plushes to make. […]
Winter Activities For Cortland Students
Does the cold weather have you feeling down and unsure of what to do for fun in these freezing temperatures? Don’t worry, there are many fun things to do in Cortland during this time! Follow this guide on how to keep yourself occupied and have fun at the same time during this winter! Go Skiing […]
How to Care For Your Mental Health This Semester
The beginning of a new semester is always stressful. Starting new classes and creating a new daily schedule can be quite overwhelming. Which is why it’s so important that you take care of your mental health; poor mental health can lead to a lack of motivation, and resultantly, poor grades. As the new semester begins […]