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 […]
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Fall Food and Drinks for Those Who Don’t Love Pumpkin Spice
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 […]
The Best New Films to Watch at the End of 2026
The movies that have already come out this year have been some of the best we’ve seen in a while. From Michael to Spider-Man: Brand New Day and The Odyssey, this year has been an insane movie run. It will definitely be hard to beat these movies; still, there are so many more coming out […]
How to Survive the First Week of Classes
Your first week of classes can be intimidating. It’s all about finding your way around campus, meeting new people, and creating your daily routine. Even though there may not be a lot of work in the first week, it’s still just as important to stay on top of everything. If you want to know how […]
Exploring the 2026 World Cup Diaspora and Identity
The World Cup is most popularly known for the famous star players, exciting goals, big crowds, and extreme soccer skills. In the depths of this tournament of fame, lie controversies regarding nationality, race, or fairness. In 2018, many fans noticed the common pattern that most talented players in the league had African descent. Rokhaya Diallo […]
The Reality of Student Burnout at the End of the Semester
As the spring semester comes to an end at SUNY Cortland, many students are feeling more exhausted than excited. For students attempting to finish the year strong, final examinations, projects, presentations, internships, and graduation preparations all pile up at once, creating an unsettling environment. While college is one of the best times in a person’s […]
Planning the Perfect Summer Trip
People Involved How many people are going on vacation? A family trip has a slightly better chance of being more organized simply because the parents/guardians are usually the ones to coordinate the majority of the trip. On the other hand, if you’re looking into a vacation with friends from college or high school, it may […]
Why Going to the Movies Feels Fun Again
For a while‚ it felt like going to the movies was slowly becoming unnecessary․ Everyone got so used to watching everything at home that going to the movie theaters started to feel outdated․ It came down to the fact that it was much easier to sit in the comfort of your own home, spend time […]
Planning the Perfect Summer Trip
As summer is right around the corner, who doesn’t want to go on vacation? Majority of people can agree that planning a trip is not simple. There are numerous different aspects that go into curating an ideal trip, some aspects holding more importance than others. You or the people involved in the trip are excited […]
Should Students Rely on “Rate My Professor?”
As college registration season approaches, many students turn to Rate My Professors as a quick guide to selecting classes. The popular website, which allows students to anonymously review instructors, has become a go-to resource on campuses nationwide. However, educators and academic advisors are increasingly warning students not to rely too heavily on the platform when […]









