A tragic shooting at UPMC Memorial Hospital on Friday left a police officer and the gunman dead, with five others injured. Authorities have revealed that the attacker’s motive came from personal grief following the recent loss of a family member at the hospital. The shooter, Diogenes Archangel-Ortiz, entered the hospital’s Intensive Care Unit armed with a […]
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Study Abroad this Summer in Dingle, Ireland with the Art Program
This summer, Cortland is offering a study abroad program to Dingle, Ireland designed to provide anyone who joins a unique educational experience. For 3 weeks participants get to experience Dingle and spend their days painting along the beautiful Atlantic coast. From May 27th to June 18th 2025, students can get the chance to earn 6 […]
Study Abroad Fair
The Study Abroad Fair held on Friday, Feb. 7, provided information and opportunities for students. Held in Corey Union, students were able to discuss scholarships, speak with returning study abroad students and even attempt to win one of two $500 travel awards. Benefits of Studying abroad Studying abroad provides opportunities that can only further your […]
The First Black History Month For International Students
Black History Month, a time each year dedicated to reminding us of our nation’s dark past. Anish Tokas, a 19-year-old international student from India, New Delhi has now experienced his third Black History Month in America. “My first year in America during Black History Month was a surprise for me”, Anish said. “I noticed signs […]
President Trump’s Gaza Plan
In a recent meeting at the White House, President Donald Trump presented a controversial proposal to Jordan’s King Abdullah II, proposing that the United States assume control over the Gaza Strip. The plan involves relocating Gaza’s 2.2 million Palestinian residents to neighboring countries, including Jordan and Egypt, and transforming the area into a tourist destination […]
Cortland Struggles with Salt Shortage and Severe Winter Weather
The winter season in Cortland County has not been an easy one. With each week bringing new weather-related issues that have made daily life difficult. The combination of heavy snowfall, rain and ice has significantly impacted road conditions, making travel hazardous for residents. The ongoing winter weather has taken a toll on the city’s supply, […]
Tariffs Will Impact Future Educators
President Donald Trump’s plan to impose tariffs on imported goods from countries like China, Canada, and Mexico, are aimed to protect American industries and reduce trade deficits. On the other hand, the increased cost of goods could have far-reaching complications in various sectors, including education. Economic Uncertainty A tariff is a tax on imported goods […]
Spring Into Action: SGA Club Fair Brings Fresh Opportunities to Students
SUNY Cortland’s Student Government Association hosted their semi-annual Club Fair on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 6 to 8 p.m. in the Student Life Center, providing students with opportunities to explore new interests and get involved on campus. SGA’s Role SGA President Khyla Diggs said that the goal of the event was to help students find “just […]
Stomp Out! A Latino Fraternity is Hosting a Dance Exhibition at Brown Auditorium
Royal Chapter of Lambda Sigma Upsilon Latino Fraternity hosted a strolling dance exhibition in Brown Auditorium, Old Main, on Saturday, February 15th, to raise money for HIV and AIDS causes. The brothers of the Royal Chapter of Lambda Sigma Upsilon Latino Fraternity Incorporated, a culturally based fraternity, hosted the “Stomp Out” event in collaboration with […]
Governor Hochul Plans to Eliminate College Tuition for Eligible New Yorkers
Recently New York State’s Governor, Kathy Hochul, has proposed a plan to get rid of college tuition for those who attend any SUNY or CUNY community college and are between the ages of 25-55. As a part of her plans for the new year, Hochul hopes to create more opportunities for those looking to pursue […]