There is nothing like walking to class and getting stuck in a person strolling like it is a nice sunny day on the beach. It is even better when they duplicate across the hallway or sidewalk, and you can’t pass them. Imagine you are on your way to class, trying to get there casually. You […]
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Cortland Men’s Track and Field Records National Top-20 Performances
CORTLAND, N.Y. (April 6, 2026) — The SUNY Cortland Athletics men’s track and field team recorded several impressive performances over the weekend, producing multiple marks that rank among the top 20 in NCAA Division III competition. Competing at a pair of meets, including the Cortland Red Dragon Open, the Red Dragons demonstrated strong depth across […]
ICE in Orange County, NY: A Cautionary Story
ICE has been operating in Orange County, NY since late 2025. Local media has reported on ICE opening a detention facility in Chester, NY as well as an office being used for ICE operations in New Windsor, NY. This raises concerns for Cortland as this situation has proven that ICE may operate in small New […]
Spring Events: Student Opportunities to Connect Before the End of the Semester
With a wide range of cultural events, performances and wellness programs planned, the spring semester offers students multiple opportunities to get involved on campus, relax and prepare for the end of the academic year. Cultural celebrations, career workshops, wellness initiatives and social activities are among the programs planned across campus. For many students, these events […]
A Misogynistic Turn to Historic Olympic Wins: The USA Men’s Hockey Controversy
This past weekend, the United States returned home with a haul of hardware from Milan and Cortina, Italy, bringing back 12 gold, 11 silver, and 9 bronze medals for a total of 32 medals. The two notable wins come from the USA women’s and men’s hockey teams. For the women’s team, this marks their third […]
SUNY Cortland Joins Statewide Effort to Advance AI for the Public Good
SUNY Cortland is stepping into the future of artificial intelligence through a new statewide partnership aimed at preparing students for the workforce while emphasizing ethical and responsible innovation. The university is participating in the Advancing AI for the Public Good Initiative, a multiple campus collaboration led by Binghamton University and its Institute for AI and […]
Olympic Golden Moments
Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy – From dominant victories to close calls, the Games had it all. The Winter Olympics in Cortina d’Ampezzo ended on Sunday, February 22. The US can look back on the Games with great satisfaction after a highly successful campaign. The Americans claimed gold in twelve events across six different sports. Breezy Johnson got […]
El Apagón in the End Zone: Why Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Takeover Is a Cultural Revolution
Bad Bunny has long been recognized as one of the most influential artists of his generation, known for reshaping global music while staying firmly rooted in his culture. Raised in Puerto Rico, he began making music independently and quickly gained attention. What set him apart early on was his refusal to change his language, image, […]
Grammy Winners Speak Out Against ICE
The Grammys are one of the biggest nights for artists; this time, the winners took the stage to use their voices and speak out against ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement). With the ongoing ICE attacks and raids in the United States and this state of political horror, the winners and attendees made sure their voices […]
Best Study Spots on Campus as Finals Week Approaches
Whether you need complete silence, a comfortable work area, or a space to collaborate with friends, our campus offers plenty of strong study spots to match every style. Finals week is right around the corner with exams taking place from December 8 through December 12. With the pressure building and study sessions already in full […]