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New Spring Women’s Clothing Finds at Target

Gabriella Dietz · March 30, 2026

Spring clothes hanging at Target

With warmer weather coming soon, it’s time to do some spring cleaning in our closets. I know I have many clothes that I don’t wear but can’t seem to get rid of. However, I’ll definitely need to make some room for these new spring clothes from Target. Target has been coming out with cute, affordable […]

Settle it in Smash: Video Game Club’s Tournament Turnout

Miles Scarzfava · March 24, 2026

On March 04, students arrived at Corey Union to participate in an event held by the Cortland Video Games Club. The event was comprised of a 32-person bracket with a handful of spectators as well. The winner was awarded a $30 voucher to spend on campus, while $20 and $10 vouchers were awarded to 2nd […]

‘Scream 7’ Review: Is it Worth the Watch?        

Gabriella Dietz · March 23, 2026

Scream 7 poster

The newest installment in the Scream franchise, Scream 7, was recently released in theaters on February 27. Still, fans are already having conflicting opinions over this movie. It started before this film even came out because of intense controversy surrounding the firing of the previous film’s lead actress, Melissa Barrera, over her posts about the […]

Students Share Their Spring Break Plans 

giovana.ercolino · March 23, 2026

As we all know the midpoint of the semester is approaching, meaning that many are looking forward to spring break beginning this week! Finally, a time away from classes and assignments. Some may take this opportunity to travel with friends or family, while others may plan to relax at home, catch up on assignments, or […]

Simple Ways to Enjoy the First Warm Days on Campus

Emily Cackett · March 23, 2026

The first warm days of spring hit a little differently on our campus after this long, harsh winter. The sun is setting a little later, making the days feel brighter and longer. With this weather, you’ll see students on campus sitting on the grass, or no more heavy winter coats, and everyone will spend less […]

Why Routines Matter For College Students

Taylor Bromberg · March 23, 2026

Life in college can seem uncertain at times. One day, you have a meeting in the afternoon, classes all morning, and assignments that are due at midnight. You may have just one class the following day and a ton of “free time” that magically vanishes before you finish anything. It’s so easy to pick up […]

Cortland lacrosse is older than the NBA 

Matthew Gatto · March 11, 2026

 The NBA was founded in 1946. By then, Cortland had been playing lacrosse for two decades.  This year, Cortland is celebrating 100 years since the men’s lacrosse team first took the field.  What began as a small collegiate team has grown into one of the premier programs in NCAA Division III, winning four National titles, 29 SUNYAC […]

Rock Music Changing Lifestyle Through Decades

Kayla Wasserman · March 9, 2026

Growing up, we all heard rock music in some way, whether it was on the radio, in stores, on TV, or while driving in the car with our dads singing along. Rock ‘n’ roll, classic rock, hard rock, and alternative rock are types of music people enjoyed from the 1950s through the 1990s. The 1990s […]

The Ultimate Spring Break Reset Guide for College Students

Gabriella Dietz · March 9, 2026

Arrow sign with "Spring Break" on it in front of beach

Even though it may feel like this semester just started, midterms and spring break are approaching fast. With studying long hours and packing for break, this period can get quite stressful for college students, so the break is a crucial time to recollect ourselves. However, having nothing to do over this week off can be […]

When School Spirit Takes Center Stage, What Gets Left Behind?

Elaine Dawson · March 5, 2026

At SUNY Cortland, athletics are more than just extracurriculars; they define the campus identity. From packed bleachers on game days to the spotlight of athletes around campus, sports play a big role in student life. While athletics create pride and community, it also brings up a point: Does SUNY Cortland’s strong focus on athletics come […]

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