The Cortland Standard, a family-owned business founded in 1867, announced its closing after filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection on Thursday, March 13. Due to the expected 25% tariff on newsprints, the decrease in readers, and the skyrocketing costs, The Cortland Standard had to stop operations. An article posted on the Cortland Standards’ website confirmed […]
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New Club On The Block
SUNY Cortland welcomes a variety of students per semester. From freshmen to transfers; straight out of high school students to older non-traditional students; from New Yorkers to out-of-state and international students. All and each one of them bringing their own perspectives, insights and voices to the SUNY Cortland community, amplifying the cultural diversity of the […]
Celebrate Sound with Colorful 5K Run/Walk
On a vibrant Saturday morning, SUNY Cortland students celebrated sound by participating in the annual Celebrate Sound 5K Color Run/Walk organized by the university’s National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) chapter. The event was filled with participants running and walking through clouds of colorful powder, and it was more than just a fun, energetic […]
Spring Break Safety
Spring break is this week, and whether you stay close to home, head to the beach, or explore a new city, safety should be a top priority. By planning ahead, making smart decisions, and staying aware of your surroundings, you can have a fantastic time while keeping yourself and your friends safe. Before you embark […]
Spring Break – A Taste of the Magic City
Spring Break is often hyped as one of the most unforgettable times in a college student’s life – and this year, it lived up to the hype. Alongside himself and his faithful Airpods, Axel Norbro left the snow-covered sidewalks of SUNY Cortland behind for the white sand beaches and ocean breeze of Miami, Florida. But […]
Tips For Spring Break
Spring Break is coming up so here are some travel planning tips to save you some money and stay safe! Flights Spring break is an expensive time of the year to travel, so for the best rates it is best to book early, but that doesn’t mean you can’t take a last-minute trip. Flight tracking […]
Don’t Miss Out: Schedule Your Senior Portraits ASAP
With graduation just around the corner, it’s important to remember to set aside time for senior portraits. March 24-28, in the Caleion Room (3rd Floor, Corey Union), is the last chance seniors will have to capture their final moments as a Red Dragon. Free sessions are open from 9am-5pm all week. With only a couple […]
The Importance of a Tour Guide on Campus: Let’s Tour
From prospective students to Red Dragons, the role of a tour guide on campus can influence the decision of many future students. SUNY Cortland welcomes over 10,000 visitors per year, and it’s the tour guide’s job to paint the picture of what it is like to be a student at SUNY Cortland and introduce to […]
The Future of Our National Parks
If you have ever visited a national park or wanted the chance to go to one and see it for everything it has to offer, then now is the time to take action. Over the last few months, our parks have noticed big changes. First, our president, Donald Trump plans to remove America from the […]
On-Campus vs. Off-Campus Living
With the dormitory selection process for next semester quickly approaching, students who plan to live on campus will have to make a decision that will shape the rest of their college careers. Living on Campus or Living Off Campus? Roommate selection for next year’s dorm selections is approaching in early March, while official deposits to […]