Columbia was the first victim of Trump’s tariff plan. Now, Canada, Mexico, and China are bracing for the impact of the 47th president’s economic policies. With a 25% additional tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico and a 10% tariff on goods from China, the ripple effects of these decisions are being felt far beyond […]
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Outdoor Pursuits: A Fun and Engaging Way Of Learning About and Exploring Different Sites Across Country
The Outdoor Pursuits at SUNY Cortland, located next to Bistro at SLC, promotes many different activities to students throughout the year. From rental gears to rock climbing, hiking, skiing, rafting and week trips, the program encourages and takes students to places where they can face new challenges, exercise, have new experiences and enjoy nature with […]
SUNY Cortland Celebrates Women’s History Month: Honoring Trailbazers & Inspiring Future Generations
As we celebrate Women’s History Month this March, SUNY Cortland is proud to share the contributions of women in history and their impact on our world today. This month gives us an opportunity to look at the achievements of those who have shaped our communities and to honor those whose voices continue to inspire change. […]
Michelle Trachtenberg Dead at 39
Michelle Trachtenberg, the actress beloved for her iconic roles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Gossip Girl, tragically passed away on February 26, 2025, at the age of 39. She was found unresponsive in her Manhattan apartment, and emergency responders were unable to revive her. While the circumstances surrounding her death remain mysterious, her family […]
Flu Season in Cortland: How Students are Surviving
The sniffles in class, the coughing, the crumpled up tissues filling every trash can on campus. All of these are the tell tale signs of yet another flu season rolling in. Every year students return back from winter break and inevitably spread germs from across the state. The result is common among college students and […]
Off-Campus Burglaries During SUNY Cortland’s Winter Break
Police arrested two suspects after several off-campus residences where Cortland students live were burglarized over winter break, police said. At least one student said they were home at the time of the break-in. Footprints in the snow led the Cortland Police from a burglary to the Econo Lodge on Church Street on Dec. 23, police […]
Giving Life: About SUNY Cortland’s Upcoming Blood Drive
This upcoming Tuesday, March 4th, there will be a blood drive in Corey Union’s Exhibition Lounge. The event is run by the American Red Cross, going from noon to 5:00 p.m., and students and staff are encouraged to participate. The Need for Blood Every 2-3 seconds, someone in the United States needs a unit (approximately […]
Trump Changes Title IX Back to 2020 Rules
President Trump returned to the White House in January, and among his first orders was the comeback of Title IX 2020, and with it, the elimination of all discrimination protection based on gender identity and sexual orientation. The biggest change in the Title IX was the dismissal of the word “discrimination.” Whereas before, the Title […]
Rising Airplane Accidents Raise Concerns Among SUNY Cortland Students
Recent airplane accidents in Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and Toronto have made people nervous about flying, including students at SUNY Cortland. With 87 aviation accidents reported in the U.S. this year, some students are starting to rethink their travel plans. For international students and athletes, flying is often the only way to get home during breaks […]
Love Your Major Event Brings COM Students Together
On 24th Feb, 2025, the CMS Department hosted the “Love Your Major” event from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM at the Hallway Outside the CMS Department Office on Van Hoesen Hall’s first floor. The event aimed at bringing (COM/CIN) majors and minors together to get to know the faculty, connect with other students, and celebrate […]