As Graduation nears, many seniors are having mixed feelings about their years of college ending. Seniors begin to experience depression. As they prepare to graduate from college, it is getting to them. They are remembering the fun days and the friends they created. Saying farewell to the place they have called home for four years […]
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The Bird Returns: Blackbird Film Festival!
Written by Anna Corbo and Cecile Lessard Calling all film makers, lovers, and enthusiasts – Blackbird Film Festival is returning to Cortland! From Thursday, April 11th to Sunday, April 14th, the annual festival will return. 103 films will be screened across 15 different screening blocks, located at Brown Auditorium. All of the screenings and events […]
Take Back The Night Event
The take back the night event will be held at Corey Union on Wednesday, April 24th from 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm both virtually and in-person, to raise awareness on sexual violence as well as to support survivors on their journey to healing. SAFER (students active for ending rape), a student run club with a […]
Best Buddies X Cortland Stars: Basketball for All!
On Wednesday, March 6, the SUNY Cortland Best Buddies participated in a joint basketball game with members of the Cortland Stars [SUNY Cortland Special Olympics Club]. The event was hosted in the Student Life Center with the objective of inclusivity for all in sports. “This was an event for individuals with disabilities and individuals without […]
SUNY Cortland’s Career and Experience Fair: A Student’s Perspective
Wednesday, March 27th, was a day filled with anticipation and energy as SUNY Cortland geared up for its Career and Experience Fair. On this day the function room of Corey Union transformed into a hub of opportunity. From 1-5 pm, many students eagerly attended this event, ready to explore potential career paths, network with industry […]
Sophomore Swimmers Record Breaking Moment
At this year’s SUNYACS back in February, sophomore Kellen Dickman, stepped up on the block at prelims for the 100-yard butterfly with high hopes of breaking the school record. Once he dove in for a thrilling and intense four laps of fly, Dickman hits the wall and sees his goals accomplished with a speedy time […]
TikTok Bans: Exploring the Debate
In recent years, TikTok has become a cultural phenomenon, captivating millions of users worldwide with its short-form videos and creative content. However, amidst its popularity, the platform has also sparked concerns regarding national security, misinformation, and political tensions. The debate over whether TikTok should be banned in the United States has recently intensified, with compelling […]
SGA Presidential Profile: Jeremiah Naused
Jeremiah Naused, a Junior from Romulus, New York, who currently serves on the review committee, is running to be SGA President for the 2024-2025 academic year. With a background marked by service and recognition for his dedication, Naused envisions a student government that prioritizes transparency, amplifies student voices, and fosters collaboration among clubs. Learn more […]
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 […]
Women’s Gymnastics Breaks School Records While Earning A Ticket To The NCGA National Championships
SUNY Cortland Women’s Gymnastics breaks the Cortland Uneven Bar team record in the 2024 NCGA East Regional Championships and advances onto Nationals. With the high competition at Ithaca College, each team put their best routines together with hopes of getting a spot to be one of the top two teams to advance to Nationals. SUNY […]