Dubai, the desert metropolis known for its luxurious skyscrapers and sprawling beaches, faced a challenge unlike any other earlier this month. In what meteorologists are calling a “historic weather event,” torrential rains plagued the city, causing widespread flooding and disrupting daily life. The rainstorm began on a Monday and intensified over the next two days. […]
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Grounded: Boeing’s Recent Quality Control Concerns
Boeing, a titan of American aerospace, has hit turbulence in recent months. Following a fuselage incident on a Boeing 737 MAX 9, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) mandated a temporary grounding of the aircraft in January 2024. This latest development comes amidst a string of quality control issues that have plagued the company and ruined […]
Squatter Rights Spark Landlord vs. Tenant Tug-of-War in NYC
Flushing, Queens; Video of Adele Andaloro’s arrest over a squatter rights dispute went viral earlier this year as she was detained for kicking squatters out of her home. Andaloro, who inherited her home in Flushing, Queens after her parents passed away, was in the process of selling her home when she noticed the whole front […]
Spring Fling Recap
Campus was filled with excitement as students, faculty, and staff united to celebrate the eagerly anticipated Spring Fling Week at SUNY Cortland. From April 20th to April 27th, our campus transformed into a lively hub of activity, offering a diverse range of events and festivities inspired by this year’s Coachella theme. The week commenced with […]
The 2024 SUNY Cortland Powerlifting Meet
SUNY Cortland’s Student Life Center buzzed with excitement on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, as it welcomed its annual powerlifting meet. Here, our campus’s strongest lifters gathered, ready to push the limits of strength and endurance. Registration for the meet opened at 8 a.m. on Monday, March 18th. Within the hour, an influx of entries prompted […]
Earth Day at SUNY Cortland with SUNY Chancellor John B. King
John B. King Jr, the Chancellor of the State University of New York (SUNY), visited SUNY Cortland on April 22, 2024, Earth Day, to honor and promote university sustainability activities. Environmental sustainability has long been a priority for SUNY Cortland, which incorporates it into all facets of campus life, from operations to academics. The Chancellor’s […]
Nebraska Reeling After Devastating Tornado Tears Through Elkhorn
A.J. Przystawski On Friday, April 26th, 2024, a violent tornado ripped through the suburban town of Elkhorn, Nebraska, leaving a path of destruction and a shaken community in its wake. Preliminary reports classify the tornado as an EF-3, capable of producing winds exceeding 165 miles per hour. While thankfully there were no fatalities, the tornado […]
In Loving Memory Of Lauren Kate Costanzo
Lauren Kate Costanzo, passed away at home surrounded by her family on April 16, 2024 after a year and a half long battle with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG). Lauren was studying to become an ESL teacher at SUNY Cortland when she was diagnosed. She was also a proud member of the Sigma Delta Tau […]
Riley Gaines Brings ‘Reclaim Feminism’ to SUNY Cortland
This past Friday, Riley Gaines, a former SEC athlete turned public figure, hosted the ‘Reclaim Feminism Campus Tour’. The event, put on by the SUNY Cortland Chapter of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) and the Riley Gaines Center, was met with varying opinions from attendees. The event was organized by the TPUSA student chapter at SUNY […]
Kenny Macumber Awarded the A.K.A Master’s Scholar Award
On March 31st, 2024, Kenny Macumber, a fourth-semester grad student of SUNY Cortland’s exercise science program, was recognized by the American Kinesiology Association for his “commitment to promoting and enhancing kinesiology as a unified field of study and to advancing its many applications.” He was awarded as a Master’s Scholar for his extensive research in […]