“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” As a senior in college studying communications and media production, […]
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PRIDE Club’s Trip to Raquette Lake
SUNY Cortland’s PRIDE Club went on their annual trip to Raquette Lake. We spent the weekend relaxing and just enjoying time away from school. Every year, the SUNY Cortland Pride club visits Raquette Lake. We went from September 12-14, leaving Friday and coming back Sunday. There were about 14 of us, and we really took […]
Dancing With the Stars Season 34- Week One Recap
Returning and new pros, opening numbers, scores, and who to look out for in week two. Opening Number The opening number, choreographed by Ray Leeper, was to the song ‘Kill the Lights’ by Whitney Myer, bringing the spotlight to everyone. The dance featured all the stars, even Julianne Hough and Alfonzo Ribeiro (Season 19 Mirrorball […]
Stephen Kings Newest Movie Adaptation Is Out and Good as Ever
The Long Walk Movie Review !!Spoilers Ahead!! Stephen King is considered by many one of the best horror authors of all time and over the years many of his stories have been turned into films. His most recent work brought to the big screen was The Long Walk, which was released on September 12th, 2025, forty-seven […]
KPop Demon Hunters Review
Beyond the normal world lies a world of demons. Ruled by Gwi-ma, demons enter the human world and steal their souls. To stop this, a legacy of demon hunters performing as the k-pop group, HUNTR/X, are on the quest to stop them. With their music, they can seal the barrier between both worlds called the […]
Click or Campus: Are Online Classes Better Than In-Person?
Since the pandemic, online classes have grown in popularity, but the real question is whether they are better than traditional in-person learning. The shift to online learning became necessary in 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools and universities around the world to close their campuses. Suddenly, millions of students and teachers had to adapt […]
Scary Movies to get you in the Halloween Spirit
As the leaves start to fall and October creeps in, there’s no better way to set the mood for Halloween than by queuing up a scary movie. Whether you’re into paranormal chills, psychological suspense, or campy classics, here are a few films worth revisiting, for this upcoming spooky season. The Conjuring: Last Rites (2025) The […]
‘Unknown Number: The High School Catfish’: A True Story
On August 29, Netflix released ‘Unknown Number: The High School Catfish’, a new documentary that highlights the dangers of cyberbullying. This documentary details the online harassment two teens had to face before discovering the unexpected culprit behind the screen. In October of 2020 in Beal City, Michigan, Lauryn Licari and her then boyfriend/high-school classmate Owen […]
Top 5 K-Pop Releases of the Summer
The summer of 2025 brought the most chaotic and iconic songs k-pop has seen in years. Several iconic groups made comebacks that did not disappoint. Some were predictable, but some I never saw coming. 5. I WANT IT – STAYC “I WANT IT” is contagious with summer vibes. The energy almost feels overwhelming, but it […]
Not Just a College—A Home: Saying Goodbye to SUNY Cortland
As graduation slowly creeps upon us it’s always nice to reflect on the past four years I’ve spent at SUNY Cortland. At this point looking back college wasn’t just school, textbooks, lectures, and all of that it was more about the life lessons throughout that you learn. From the late night talks and laughs when […]