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 […]
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Cortland Guide to Cortaca
On November 16th, the most sought out day of the calendar year for the Cortland Red Dragons arrives, Cortaca. This annual tradition immerses the values and competitiveness of Suny Cortland athletics and the community as a whole. For those who may be new to Cortland, have never heard of Cortaca, or think it’s “just a […]
Cortland Swim Opener Gives Top Times in the SUNYAC Conference
This past Saturday the SUNY Cortland swimming and diving teams had their first meet against the University of Rochester. The meet was a close loss for the Red Dragons, with a final score of 186-110 for the men, and 226.5-73.5 for the women. Despite the overall team scores, many of the Red Dragons won their […]
Do’s and Don’ts of Course Registration
That time of the year has already crept up where students are looking to enroll in classes for the upcoming semester. Luckily, it’s nothing to be anxious about. Here’s a few tips on how to set yourself up for success when it comes to course registration. DO check Degree Works. You can check your degree […]
Cortland Football Ready for Playoff Push as Division III Expands Championship Field
As the 2024 Division III football season reaches the prime of conference play, the Red Dragons are continuing their dominant run. Currently sitting at 6-0, Cortland has been on a tear, outscoring their Empire 8 opponents 145-24 in their first three conference matchups. This dominance has earned them the #2 ranking in the country, just […]
Stay Safe this Halloween!
Halloween weekend, also known as “Halloweekend” is a huge celebration for all college students. This exciting time consists of festive parties, costumes, and haunted events which are a great way for students to wind down and enjoy the spooky holiday with their friends. However, it is important to stay safe and be mindful of your […]
Young Voters, Big Impact: Why SUNY Cortland Students Should Vote This Election
As the newest members of our democracy, young adults’ voices are especially important this election season. For many college students, this will be their first chance to vote in a Presidential election, giving them the power to influence key issues that affect their lives. From climate change to student debt, young voters have the opportunity […]
Welcome Home, Peace Frogs
After weeks of recruitment on campus at SUNY Cortland, the Cortland Women’s Rugby Football Club accepts many new members with open arms for their competitive 15s season. “I love the spirit this team has, especially with the new players wanting to learn the game,” said Treasurer and back captain Megan Sparks. First year, transfer, […]
Staying Smart and Safe This Halloween
As the leaves begin to fall, excitement for Halloween starts to build on college campuses all over. Halloween is a great time to let loose and have fun, as well as a chance to take a break from the pressures of midterms. Students across the country enjoy the opportunity to celebrate with costumes and parties. […]
Cortland Rallies to Defeat Susquehanna in Thrilling Game
SELINSGROVE, PA. – In an exciting comeback, the nationally second-ranked Cortland Red Dragons overcame a 17-point deficit to beat 11th-ranked Susquehanna River Hawks, 40-38, at Amos Alonzo Stagg Field. This win extended Cortland’s winning streak to 15 games and allowed them to avenge last year’s loss to Susquehanna. Cortland (3-0) came into the game looking […]