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 […]
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Explore New York’s Best Winter Destinations
As the snow starts to fall, New Yorkers and visitors want to embrace the fun parts of winter with a variety of activities that capture the season’s spirit. From skating to sledding down snowy hills on a tube, here are some of the best destinations to enjoy a fun winter in New York. 1. Lake […]
SUNY Cortland Wins the Cortaca Jug
The SUNY Cortland Red Dragons rose to victory on Saturday, November 16th, defeating the Ithaca College Bombers 28-17 in the highly anticipated Cortaca Jug game at Grady Field. Grady Field roared with excitement as thousands of fans dressed in red and white packed the stands, cheering the Red Dragons to their hard-fought victory. The game […]
What’s on a Red Dragon’s Holiday Wishlist
It’s finally an acceptable time of year to curl up inside with hot chocolate to avoid the cold outdoor weather. Unfortunately, that’s not the entirety of the holiday season, as the impending doom of looking for a gift for that one hard-to-shop-for person is still a prominent task. While every student theoretically would want a […]
Revisiting History: All About Cortaca Jug
With the 2024 Cortaca Jug coming up, we know there have been numerous close games, impressive plays, exciting wins for Cortland, and upbeat spirits. Let’s take a look back on some of these statistics from prior years. First Cortaca Jug: The first Cortaca game was played on October 17, 1959. Cortland played Ithaca at South […]
Donald Trump Elected 47th President of the United States
On Tuesday, November 5th, the nation and the world’s eyes were on the United States Presidential Election for one of the most anticipated political battles. Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris competed to be the 47th President of the United States of America. In a dramatic turn of events, Donald Trump won […]
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 […]
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 […]