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Fated Soulmates Oh Not Us

marena.quick · October 12, 2026

They never believed in fate In fact it was the opposite they grew to hate Everything that comes with the word soulmate They didn’t think it was great Nor did they have the time to wait For some grand old date That will bring along their fated mate They refused to go on random blind […]

Viral Trends from 2026 That Would Make Great Halloween Costumes

Gabriella Dietz · October 6, 2026

Now that it’s officially October, it’s time to start planning your Halloween costumes. While some people plan months, if you still need a costume, some iconic moments from this year could make great ones. From popular TV shows to online memes, there are an endless number of trends from 2026. So, let’s see which one […]

Living Through Your Camera Lens

Kayla Wasserman · October 6, 2026

woman - standing almost off screen - holds a phone, taking a video of three people with their hands half raised.

In a world full of technology, our generation heavily relies on our cellphones. Being surrounded by them in our everyday lives makes things much more convenient, but in reality, they’re taking away aspects of our lives we’re too oblivious to be aware of. Whenever we encounter something that interests us, we immediately pull out our […]

Olivia Rodrigo’s Night Two of the Unraveled Tour Review

Gabriella Dietz · October 6, 2026

Olivia Rodrigo concert stage

Olivia Rodrigo’s Unraveled Tour has officially begun, with the show debuting on September 25 in Hartford, Connecticut. I was fortunate enough to get tickets to the second night in Hartford, and although I was practically in the nosebleeds, it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It was also my first concert, and I don’t think any other […]

Ways Walking Can Benefit Your Life

Jahna Natelli · September 30, 2026

students walking

Walking is one of the simplest activities people can add to their everyday lives. It does not require expensive equipment, a gym membership, or special training. Whether someone takes a short walk around the neighborhood, walks to school or work, or spends time walking in a park, this simple activity can have many positive effects […]

The Culture Behind the Cup

Bari Gelfand · September 29, 2026

two iced coffee cups

Around 12.2% of the world’s population drinks coffee. That’s more than 1 billion people drinking it every day. Coffee has become more than just a drink people have in the morning to wake up. For many people, especially college students, getting coffee has become part of their daily routine, social life, and even their personality. […]

The Best Upcoming TV Shows of the Rest of 2026

Gabriella Dietz · September 28, 2026

netflix shows

In one of my previous articles, I shared some of the most anticipated movies expected to be released in the remainder of this year. If you want to see what you missed from upcoming movies, you can check out my article here: https://sites.cortland.edu/dragon-chronicle/2026/09/14/the-best-new-films-to-watch-at-the-end-of-2026/. Still, there is even more to come from the entertainment industry, with new […]

Best Study Spots on Campus

Kayla O'Donnell · September 22, 2026

A partial view of classic red brick university buildings, Old Main, with large white columns and arched windows, framed by vibrant green trees under a bright sky.

Starting a new semester can be extremely overwhelming, especially if you are a freshman and don’t know where to start. You are tasked with so many responsibilities like doing homework, going to class, studying for exams, making friends, and managing your time efficiently. With that being said, it can be difficult to stay on top […]

‘Dancing With the Stars’: The Most Unforgettable Moments of the Dual Premiere

Gabriella Dietz · September 21, 2026

dancing with the stars celebrities

Dancing with the Stars started season 35 with a two-night premiere on September 15 and 16. Each episode still gave us two hours of entertaining dances, iconic moments, and a shocking double elimination. The first night featured a technical problem with the voting system because so many fans were tuning in. It seems that Dancing […]

Fall Food and Drinks for Those Who Don’t Love Pumpkin Spice

Gabriella Dietz · September 16, 2026

pumpkin crossed out

For the fall lovers who hate pumpkin spice, finding new food and drink items during the season can be difficult. I mean, pumpkin spice truly takes over the fall. Even though I am one of those people who love it, I know many people who don’t. So, if you have trouble finding other autumnal options […]

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