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Learning to Unplug: How Social Media Detoxing Actually Works

Nicholas Ferraro · October 14, 2025

In a world where endless scrolling has become second nature, many are discovering the benefits of stepping away. Social media detoxing isn’t just a trend as it’s a powerful way to reset your mind, reduce stress, and regain control over your time and attention. We’ve all been there: scrolling through TikTok at 1 a.m., promising […]

Why Spider-Man Brand New Day Could Be Better Than No Way Home

Nicholas Ferraro · October 14, 2025

While No Way Home excited audiences with nostalgia and spectacle, Brand New Day may better capture the true spirit of Spider-Man: resilience, risk, and responsibility. When Spider-Man No Way Home came to theaters in 2021, it right away became a cultural juggernaut. The film celebrated twenty years of cinematic Spider-Man, blending nostalgia, the multiverse concept, […]

Dancing with the Stars Brings TikTok to the Ballroom

Abigail Neber · October 10, 2025

The ballroom got a viral twist as celebrities and pros danced to chart-topping hits, recreated internet famous moves, and brought TikTok trends to life on the dance floor. From flashy choreography to fan-favorite moments, TikTok Night proved that DWTS knows how to keep up with the trends while still serving ballroom glamour. Opening Number This […]

TikTok’s Grip on Music: Viral Fame at What Cost?

Nicholas Ferraro · September 30, 2025

TikTok has become today’s most powerful tool for discovering music, but its influence comes at a cost. Songs are now meant to be written, marketed, and consumed for quick virality instead of lasting impact which raises the question: is TikTok good or bad for music? Scroll through TikTok for just a few minutes, and you’ll […]

Cortland Restaurants You Need to Try

Nolan Weik · September 30, 2025

Whether you’re a student or just someone living in the Cortland area, finding new places to eat out can be tedious. Here is a list of restaurants in Cortland you may not know about that are worth a try. Yori House While you’ll have to make the drive over to Elm Street, it’ll be well […]

Kep1er BUBBLE GUM Album Review

Kevin Daly · September 30, 2025

Kep1er’s seventh mini-album “BUBBLE GUM” was released August 19, 2025. This is their second Korean comeback as a seven member group. Unfortunately, Youngeun is on a temporary hiatus due to health reasons. So this album is down to six members only. 1. Taste Better “Taste Better” is a simple and sweet introduction into the album. […]

Dancing with the Stars – One Hit Wonders Night

Abigail Neber · September 30, 2025

Throwback hits, fresh dance styles, not-so shocking eliminations, and some scores that definitely sparked debate—everything you need to know from week two. Opening Number The Troupe has been doing exceptionally well over the past two episodes, filling in the time between dances and also with the opening numbers. Week two was all about one-hit wonders, […]

Free Speech…Unless You Hurt The President’s Feelings

Andrew Oliva · September 22, 2025

“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, […]

PRIDE Club’s Trip to Raquette Lake

Kevin Daly · September 22, 2025

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

Abigail Neber · September 22, 2025

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 […]

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