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 […]
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Singer-Songwriter Taylor Thomas Lane is Bringing His Talent to Cortland
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
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
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
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
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 […]
Fatal Shooting at Kansas City Chiefs Victory Parade
What was an epic celebration for Kansas City has become a devastating loss after a fatal shooting at the Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade. On Wednesday afternoon, following the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory, at least one person was killed and 21 others injured, including many children, in a mass shooting. Local police have […]
CSTV: Photoshoot by Day, Broadcast by Night
The Cortland State Television Station (CSTV) is working with different mediums in the new year, as members take their skill set to the next level. CSTV is comprised of several majors on campus, prominently Communication Studies and Media Production. The club has been working on a broad range of projects since the beginning of the spring […]
SUNY Cortland Scores Big with Super Bowl Viewing Parties
This year’s Super Bowl is certainly one to remember, with the San Francisco 49ers facing off against the Kansas City Chiefs. Anticipation has reached a peak as the Kansas City Chiefs have gained tons of notoriety. Between their amazing track record, winning last year’s Super Bowl, and Travis Kelce’s blossoming relationship with Taylor Swift, it […]
Microaggressions- Small, but a Big Deal
This past Wednesday, February 7th, SUNY Cortland held an informational session on microaggressions as part of the Wellness Wednesdays series. This was held in the Student Life Center lobby and was facilitated by Lauren Herman Scagnelli ’12, M ’14, a health educator and Katrina Hodge, the assistant director of multicultural life and diversity. The aim […]