On Tuesday, February 13 from 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm at Old Main Colloquium, a black history month panel discussion will be held. Panelists will discuss the black woman superhero complex, elaborating on their personal experiences and opinions on the strong black women narrative. What is Black Woman Superhero Complex? The black woman superhero complex […]
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SUNY Cortland’s Career Services and Post-Graduation Career Readiness
The Career Services department at SUNY Cortland is a key part of the school’s plan to help students find good jobs after they graduate. Career Services at SUNY Cortland is committed to making sure that graduates are ready for the tough job market of today. They do this by offering a wide range of tools, […]
Students Return Back to School
As we are entering our third week of being back in school, student’s schedules are finalized. After weeks of relaxation, getting back into the swing of things may be overwhelming for some. Adjusting to early morning classes, homework, and extracurricular activities takes some time. How are Student’s Adjusting after Being Back from Break? Sophomore, Delani […]
Experiencing Study Abroad
Studying abroad is an opportunity for students to learn in a whole new way. You will be able to grow personally by experiencing different cultures and seeing the world from different perspectives. Why Study Abroad? Studying abroad is impressive on a resume. It demonstrates to potential employers that you are adventurous and open to new […]
SUNY Cortland is Saved Thanks to Punxsutawney Phil
On February 2, Punxsutawney Phil declared an early spring as he did not see his shadow. Thankfully, Groundhogs Day came in time for the Red Dragons. Amid the frigid temperatures in Cortland, New York this winter, there was a main water break in Old Main, an education building at SUNY Cortland. At 6:16 am […]
Invasive Species Grant
On Tuesday, January 30th, SUNY Cortland announced that the university was selected for a $98,630 New York state grant to fund research on invasive worm species that are altering soil ecosystems. Heading this immense effort are Laura Eierman and Andrea Dávalos, distinguished Associate Professors in the Biological Sciences Department, and Annise Dobson, a postdoctoral researcher at […]
Tesla Recalls almost all vehicles sold in the U.S.
Tesla recalls almost all of their vehicles sold in the U.S. to fix system that monitors drivers using autopilot. One of the newest technological advancements in the automobile industry is the use of autopilot, Tesla being one of the most common companies to include this feature in their vehicle. However, many people have issues with […]
SUNY Cortland on the Importance of Getting Career Ready
In today’s dynamic and competitive job market, the significance of being well-prepared for a career cannot be overstated. Educational institutions play a pivotal role in shaping students into professionals ready to meet the challenges of the workforce. SUNY Cortland is a university renowned for its commitment to academic excellence across a diverse range of […]
115 Million American Travelers for this years Holidays
Second highest holiday travel expectancy sine 2019. Over the most popular holiday travel period, around 115.2 million travelers are expected to travel 50 miles or more from home, according to AAA. The total number of travelers for this year is expected to be 2.2% higher than for the previous year and the second highest since […]
More hostages Released by Hamas including a 4-year-old American girl
Hamas and Israel have completed their third exchange of hostages for prisoners, this time releasing 17 as they have slowly been releasing new hostages and negotiating exchanges over the past several weeks. The latest release of hostages includes a 4 year old girl named Avigail Idan, being the first American freed. Following the conclusion of […]