At the last student government meeting there were a handful of important events discussed as well as additions to Cortland. This meeting took place before fall break, Tuesday October 11th. Below are all the important things discussed. Posting Flyers in the Library One important thing to note for anyone who wants to put flyers up […]
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Do you Believe in Ghosts? Check out Cortland’s Historic 1890 House
The Halloween season is in full swing here at SUNY Cortland. If you’re looking for the spookiest haunted attraction, you should look no further than 37 Tompkins Street, where the 1890 House Museum is rumored to be one of the most haunted places in Cortland, New York. Built in 1890, the home belonged to the […]
How to Halloween in Cortland
As Halloween approaches, there are several things to do near Cortland to get you in the Halloween spirit. These activities are a nice way to escape campus and give you a break from your heavy workload. Beak & Skiff Apple Hill Campus/1911 Tasting Room – This apple orchard is a 30 minute drive from Cortland, […]
Join 2022 CROP Hunger Walk
The 28th annual CROP Hunger Walk is set for this Sunday, October 23rd. Everyone in the Cortland community, including students, staff members at SUNY Cortland, and locals are welcome to participate. The university community has been collecting donations raised by the Crop Hunger Walk for 16 years. CROP Hunger Walks are community-based walk fundraising events […]
Benefits of Civic Engagement
How involved are you in your community? Whether you participate in local elections or read your community’s newspaper, it is crucial to get democratically involved. It might be challenging to find the time to pay attention and participate in civic activities between jobs, school, and other obligations, but doing so is essential to creating change […]
Halloween Festivities Around Cortland
Cortland has some of the spookiest attractions in all of New York. Whether you’re looking for a good scare, want to go pumpkin or apple picking, or simply looking to create unforgettable fall memories, then you’ll want to explore Cortland county this Halloween season. With terrifying chills and exhilarating thrills, Cortland has something to offer […]
Mental Health Matters at SUNY Cortland
Mental health has always had a negative stigma around it, making people feel inferior or weak if they want to talk about their feelings. According to an article from The Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds, written by Eliza Abdu-Glass, it states that “we are facing a true mental health crisis on our campuses,” for […]
Make Function Room Reservations ASAP!
Here are some important reminders from this week’s Senate meeting on Tuesday September 27th. Renovations & Function Room Reservations The Van Hoesen building is soon undergoing a huge renovation. This means that if anyone has things stored in this building for any club or activity, they must start thinking of other places to put these […]
SUNY Cortland’s Policy on Hazing
SUNY Cortland has made it a priority to let student groups and organizations, as well as Greek life, understand that hazing has never and will never be tolerated. Hazing’s dictionary definition is, “the imposition of strenuous, often humiliating, tasks as part of a program of rigorous physical training and initiating.” Hazing prevention week started on […]
Meet Cortland Alumni Lindsey Kilian- A Non-traditional Grad
Cortland certainly has a wide variety of students and faculty, but non-traditional students make up a very small percentage of the student body. Typically over the age of 24 with some kind of gap in their college education, “non-trads” are somewhat of a minority here on campus. This past weekend I had the opportunity to […]