As the flowers bloom and the temperatures rise, it’s time to shed the winter layers and enjoy the vibrant fashion trends of spring. Whether you’re hanging out on campus or attending social events, here are some tips to elevate your spring fashion. Spring is always correlated with soft, pastel colors that match the weather and […]
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SUNY Cortland is One of the Nation’s Best Schools for Outdoor Experiences
SUNY Cortland is widely recognized as one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the United States when it comes to outdoor experiences. The university provides students with an exceptional combination of academic brilliance with unmatched access to outdoor recreational options. While pursuing their academic goals, students at SUNY Cortland can participate in a broad […]
Cortland Men’s Lacrosse Dominates Season Opener with 15-7 Victory
The Cortland Red Dragons started out their season with a dominant 15-7 win over St John Fisher. The attack unit led the way, accounting for 10 goals in the game.Cortland’s victory over St. John Fisher was not just about the score line but also about the presence that they displayed on the field. From the […]
Largest Wildfire Recorded in Texas History has Firefighters Working Restlessly to Tame the Flames
Monday, February 26th, the ruthless “Smokehouse Creek Fire” ignited. As of Thursday, February 29th, the fire scorched just over one million acres of land, with only 3% contained. The inferno consumed houses, ranches, and livestock. Its massive size has made it the largest fire in Texas history and the second largest in U.S. history. “This […]
Turning Point USA Takes Legal Action Against SUNY Cortland Over Campus Access Denial
Turning Point USA initiated legal action against SUNY Cortland following the denial of an official chapter’s presence on campus. On February 22, 2024, Turning Point USA filed a federal lawsuit against school officials and the student government association after an official chapter of the organization was denied a place on campus last semester. The TPUSA […]
Cortland High School’s Prom Dress Drive: Turning Memories into Opportunities
As the end of the school year approaches, Cortland High School is gearing up for its Prom Dress Drive, a heartwarming initiative that not only recycles old dresses but also transforms dreams into reality for many young students. This year, the event promises to be bigger and more impactful than ever, with organizers calling on […]
Humanitarian Ceasefire Vetoed by the US as There’s a Global Call for Resolution
The United States votes against the UN resolution calling for an ‘immediate humanitarian ceasefire’ in Gaza. This afternoon, February 20th, the United Nations Security Council proposed a resolution of an “immediate humanitarian ceasefire” in Gaza. The United States vetoed this motion. Currently, a battle looms in Rafah, a city in southern Gaza, where more than […]
Fatal Shooting at Kansas City Chiefs Victory Parade
What was an epic celebration for Kansas City has become a devastating loss after a fatal shooting at the Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade. On Wednesday afternoon, following the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory, at least one person was killed and 21 others injured, including many children, in a mass shooting. Local police have […]
Men’s Hockey Wins OT Thriller
In a thrilling showdown on the ice, the Cortland Red Dragons emerged victorious in a nail-biting overtime battle against the Oswego Lakers, securing their spot in the postseason playoffs. The game ended with a score of 2-1 in favor of Cortland, marking an exhilarating conclusion to their regular season. With this crucial win, the Red […]
Poor Things: Last Year’s Weirdest, and Best Movie
Yorgos Lanthimos is no stranger to the odd. Between the disturbing Killing of a Sacred Deer and the absurdity of The Lobster, his films always have an air of oddness to them. Being a film industry veteran, he is a master of the craft. Nowhere is that more apparent with his new movie, Poor Things. […]