To the Editor: In 1990 there were over 6,000 landfills nationwide but they are filling up extremely quickly. Now, there are only a little over 1,000 landfills left and those are filling up as well. Seven states will have no more landfill space in the next five years. Here in New York, our landfills are […]
Crisis On the Streets: The Impact of the Unhoused on The Cortland Community
This article was originally written and reported for COM 235: Intro to Media Literacy by Anne Austin, Ava Froio, Chiara Graziano, Logan Kowalski, Sofia Mucci, Benjamin Russell, and Nuala Seabrook. When thinking of Cortland, it is easy to think of the bustling college campus, nature trails, rich history, popular restaurants, bars, shops, and people out […]
Student Outlook on SUNY Cortland’s Parking Changes
By: Branden Riley and Juniper Lasky Recent changes to SUNY Cortland’s parking policies have left half of its residents further away from their cars, a mile away in some scenarios. Students now realize it is one of the things the school made life very difficult. At the beginning of 2023 Fall, SUNY Cortland made new […]
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 […]
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 […]