Fifteen years after the release of his breakout mixtape, Kush & Orange Juice, Wiz Khalifa returns with Kush + Orange Juice 2, a sequel that aims to recapture the laid-back, stoner-friendly vibes that first brought him into the spotlight. While the album doesn’t reinvent the wheel, it offers a nostalgic journey for longtime fans and […]
I AM MUSIC – An Experience Worth a Second Chance
Playboi Carti’s latest album, I AM MUSIC, is exactly what you’d expect from him – loud, chaotic, and impossible to ignore. The Atlanta rapper doesn’t care about playing it safe, and that’s what makes this project so exciting. While the whole album is packed with 30 songs plus a deluxe album, three tracks stand out as […]
Skates Off, Futures On – Cortland Club Ice Hockey Trio Sets Sights Beyond the Ice
As the season winds down and graduation is just around the corner, three key members of the Cortland Men’s Ice Hockey program: Cole Haldane, Evan Venth, and Max Taylor, are already manifesting their future. With different timelines and career goals, each player brings a unique story to the table, but all three share a deep […]
Traveling during Spring Break – Overrated or Underrated?
Florida – a fantastic state with warm weather and white beaches, the perfect recipe for a successful Spring Break. At least, that’s my description of Florida after spending my entire Spring Break in the Magic City, also known as Miami. Monday is often considered the most boring day of the week. Sunday just ended, and […]
Spring Break – A Taste of the Magic City
Spring Break is often hyped as one of the most unforgettable times in a college student’s life – and this year, it lived up to the hype. Alongside himself and his faithful Airpods, Axel Norbro left the snow-covered sidewalks of SUNY Cortland behind for the white sand beaches and ocean breeze of Miami, Florida. But […]
Caught in the Crossfire: The Human Cost of Trump’s Trade War
Columbia was the first victim of Trump’s tariff plan. Now, Canada, Mexico, and China are bracing for the impact of the 47th president’s economic policies. With a 25% additional tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico and a 10% tariff on goods from China, the ripple effects of these decisions are being felt far beyond […]
Rising Airplane Accidents Raise Concerns Among SUNY Cortland Students
Recent airplane accidents in Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and Toronto have made people nervous about flying, including students at SUNY Cortland. With 87 aviation accidents reported in the U.S. this year, some students are starting to rethink their travel plans. For international students and athletes, flying is often the only way to get home during breaks […]
The First Black History Month For International Students
Black History Month, a time each year dedicated to reminding us of our nation’s dark past. Anish Tokas, a 19-year-old international student from India, New Delhi has now experienced his third Black History Month in America. “My first year in America during Black History Month was a surprise for me”, Anish said. “I noticed signs […]
America’s Greatest Decision in History
Donald Trump’s recent election victory has stirred up strong reactions. But for me as an international student from Sweden – there’s still a solid case for seeing this as a positive step for both global relations, economic growth, and the current conflict in Ukraine and Isreal. Trump’s no-nonsense approach and commitment to “America First” might […]
Why Cortaca Matters to US
Every fall, something special happens in Upstate New York. The biggest little game in America – the Cortaca Jug. Sure, it’s just a Division III football game between SUNY Cortland and Ithaca College, but to the people in these towns, it’s so much more. For both communities, Cortaca is about pride, tradition, and coming together […]