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SUNY Cortland Counseling Center

Devyn Ciaffone · March 1, 2024

The Counseling Center at Cortland is a specially designed facility that offers vital assistance and direction for mental health. The Counseling Center provides a variety of programs to help people manage their emotional well-being in a world where life’s complexities might occasionally become too much to handle. The Goal of Cortland Counseling Center Cortland’s Counseling […]

Unlocking Opportunities: Juniors and Seniors Invited to Join Multicultural Alumni Council

Devyn Ciaffone · February 29, 2024

Excitement fills the air as we hit the halfway mark of the Spring 2024 semester!  Lorraine Lopez-Janove, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, sent out an email to all students regarding the Multicultural Alumni Council. This opportunity brings an exclusive invitation that could significantly shape a student’s professional journey.  What is the Multicultural Alumni Council? “The MAC […]

Largest Wildfire Recorded in Texas History has Firefighters Working Restlessly to Tame the Flames

Anna Corbo · February 29, 2024

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

Cecile Lessard · February 29, 2024

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 […]

Inside the Celebration of ‘I Love My Major’ Day

Julia Strobel · February 28, 2024

Students, Major, Communication, Media

On Thursday, February 22nd, the Communication and Media Studies Department hosted its much-anticipated “Love My Major” Day, a celebration aimed at fostering camaraderie and appreciation among students and faculty. Despite setbacks, ranging from the construction occurring in the department lounge area, where last year’s reception was held, and the original date being moved from Wednesday […]

Singer-Songwriter Taylor Thomas Lane is Bringing His Talent to Cortland 

Leah Masi · February 27, 2024

Up and coming artist from Long Island, NY will make his first debut in Cortland this coming Friday. The performer is hoping to find a fan base at his second home.   While he had participated in choral groups and theater since elementary school, he always wanted to learn how to play the guitar.   The School […]

Body Appreciation Week

Alexia Zois · February 27, 2024

Body Appreciation Week celebrates loving and accepting our bodies just the way they are. It encourages everyone to embrace diversity and feel good about themselves, promoting a positive outlook on body image. Celebrating Throughout the Week Body Appreciation Week was Sponsored by: Cortland Auxiliary Services, Counseling and Wellness Services, Delta Phi Epsilon, Health Promotion, Wellness […]

Anti-trans legislation at an all time high

David Alexander · February 27, 2024

2015 saw a significant number of anti-trans bills introduced across the country, and since then, the number of bills has increased exponentially. According to Trans Legislation Tracker, 2023 holds the record with almost 300 bills being introduced and 2024 is slated to be even higher. These anti-trans bills run the gamut from the former hot […]

Humanitarian Ceasefire Vetoed by the US as There’s a Global Call for Resolution

Cecile Lessard · February 20, 2024

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 […]

Navigating Studying Abroad at SUNY Cortland

Jenna Kreider · February 19, 2024

Are you considering a change of scenery, a chance to experience different cultures and expand your academic horizons? Look no further than SUNY Cortland’s International Programs Office, your gateway to study abroad opportunities. Let’s delve into the practical aspects without the frills. With the intent to encourage Global Awareness, SUNY Cortland’s International Programs Office operates […]

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