There has been a lot of scrutiny and controversy over the upcoming debate between current Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. Before the original debate for the current presidency on June 27th, between former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden, new rules were set into place regarding muting microphones. Microphones […]
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Treat Yo-Self! Sweet Treats for the Last Days of Summer in Cortland
I scream, You scream, we all scream for ice cream! With the start of SUNY Cortland’s fall semester, Cortland County is back to its lively self. Whether you’re a new or returning student, there’s one thing many of us have in common — a love for sweet treats! As summer transitions into fall, seasonal businesses […]
Five Injured From Shooting Near London, Kentucky
There was a shooting near a Kentucky highway on Saturday night that left 5 peopleseriously injured. The person of interest, authorities say, is “armed and dangerous.” No one was killed and there is an active search for the person who did it. The Laurel County Sheriff’s Office said a stretch of the interstate eight miles […]
National Just One Human Family Day: A Celebration of Understanding
In a world that is often divided by differences, National Just One Human Family Day serves as a key reminder that beneath the surface, we are all human. Celebrated annually, a very special holiday that is coming up on September 12, is a day that encourages people to come together, set aside their differences, and […]
Cortland Welcomes New Students At Orientation
Over the summer, Cortland welcomed over 1,300 new faces to campus during orientation. Both in-person and online sessions were offered to incoming freshmen and transfer students. Orientation is used to get students familiar with campus, college life, technology, college policies, and to meet a plethora of other students. Cortland orientation is arranged by the Advisement […]
Coffee with a Cop!
This Thursday, September 5th, Bru64 on 64 West Main Street hosted, “Coffee with A Cop” for the community of Cortland. This event was a great opportunity for the students of Cortland to meet local law enforcement. As the school year kicks off, this event proved to be both insightful and informative, especially since many SUNY […]
Earn Money and Go Green with Green Rep
Megan Swing, energy and sustainability engagement coordinator, is opening up an opportunity for 10 students who will get paid by spreading the Green Rep message. What are Green Reps? Green Reps or SUNY Cortland Green Representative Program, describes its mission as, “Inspiring sustainable lifestyles through peer-to-peer environmental education programs that will ultimately contribute to a […]
SUNY Cortland’s 2024 Honors Convocation Ceremony
The esteemed SUNY Cortland campus will be alive with excitement and expectation for the annual Honors Convocation Ceremony on Saturday, April 20, 2024, at 5:00 PM. A pillar of academic history, this occasion celebrates the accomplishments of outstanding students and acts as a light of honor for them. In their best academic regalia, faculty, […]
Cinco de Mayo: Celebrating Mexican Heritage and Unity
Cinco de Mayo is a lively and colorful celebration observed on May 5th each year. While it’s not Mexico’s Independence Day, it holds significant cultural importance as it commemorates a historic victory for Mexico. In 1862, Mexican soldiers triumphed over the powerful French army in the Battle of Puebla, an event remembered and celebrated as […]
Fortifying the Big Apple: MTA Unveils $6 Billion Plan to Combat Climate Change Threats
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), the backbone of New York City’s public transportation system, is taking a proactive stance against the growing threat of extreme weather. In response to increasingly frequent and severe flooding incidents, the MTA unveiled a comprehensive $6 billion plan aimed at bolstering the system’s resilience to climate change. The urgency for […]