With campus enrollment increasing in recent years, the demand for parking has outpaced available spaces, creating frustration for students trying to navigate the hill heavy campus. SUNY Cortland students face many challenges when it comes to parking on campus, with many reporting long walks, crowded lots, and unsafe conditions during winter months. Safety and accessibility […]
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The Catalytic System of AI: The Impact on Cortland Students and the World
Artificial Intelligence has progressed rapidly from a fictitious idea to reality and has now shaped the lives of Cortland students and others across the globe. Because AI increases efficiency, it can be a useful tool for organizing, brainstorming, and studying. However, there are concerns about over-reliance, academic integrity, and the possibility of being wrongly accused […]
An Upgrade to Campus: Van Hoesen Renovation is Almost Complete
With the almost $27 million renovation nearly complete, students are now excited to see the newest improvement to the SUNY Cortland Campus. If you walk past Van Hoesen this week, you can see what is taking shape inside. Most of the protective barriers that kept students from looking in have come down, and the building […]
Cortaca 2025: Everything You Need to Know About Tickets and Transportation
The biggest football game of the year is almost here, and SUNY Cortland students are soon getting ready to head to Ithaca for the 2025 Cortaca Jug. On Saturday, November 15, at noon, the Cortland Red Dragons will face off against the Ithaca Bombers in one of the most iconic Division III football rivalries in […]
SUNY Cortland Launches “Red Dragons Read” to Bring Recreational Reading to Campus
In response to growing student interest in screen free ways to unwind, SUNY Cortland is rolling out Red Dragons Read, a new campus initiative designed to make recreational reading more accessible. The initiative officially kicks off the last week of October and is led by Jenifer Phelan, assistant librarian at Memorial Library. Phelan said the […]
Jimmy Kimmel Returns to Late Night TV Breaking Records
What began as backlash over a single remark quickly turned into a larger conversation about free speech, censorship, and the role of late night television in politics. After a six day suspension that sparked nationwide debate, Jimmy Kimmel returned to Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Tuesday, Sept. 23. His comeback broke records, proving how much attention […]
Cat Crisis: The Cat Distribution System of Cortland
The stray cat population in Cortland has grown throughout the years. This has caused a growing debate on what can be done as it is normal to see different cats wandering within Cortland. Recently, numerous students have posted online asking for help to capture certain cats, or asking if anyone could take the cat they […]
Loads of Trouble: What is the Deal With Dorm Laundry?
Students throughout SUNY Cortland campus have been dealing with laundry problems all semester. But why? In the past few weeks, the washers and dryers in the residence halls have been constantly breaking, leaving dorms with 1-2 washers and dryers for all residents. This has left many students agitated, and wondering why this keeps happening. This […]
SCEMS Life Support for Students and Reliable Medical Care
Offering basic life support to all students and professional staff on campus, SCEMS provides affordable medical care through fast, free, and reliable medical services. SCEMS works closely with the University Police Department and local EMS agencies, such as TLC, to ensure the safety of everyone on campus and of those that are attending campus events. […]
SUNY Cortland Gears Up for Family Weekend: A Full Lineup of Events for Parents and Students
Family Weekend 2025 at SUNY Cortland promises a mix of campus life, athletics, arts, and outdoor fun. Offering parents a firsthand look at what makes Cortland home for their kids, from early morning fitness to late night laughs, there’s something for everyone. Friday Saturday Sunday Beyond Campus: Local & Seasonal Activities Why Attend & Tips […]