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No Place Like Nebraska: What it Means to Be A Nebraska Volleyball Player

Erica Arroyo · September 9, 2024

Recently released, No Place Like Nebraska, filmed by Jennifer Karson Strauss and Madeline Rundlett, gives us a deep dive into what it means to be a Nebraska volleyball player and the full story of Big Ten freshman of the year Harper Murray.  No Place Like Nebraska explores the significance of what it means to be […]

College vs. The Road Less Traveled

Athanasia Misthos · September 9, 2024

As high school students approach graduation, many are faced with a big decision: Should they go to college or explore other options for their future? While it might seem like an obvious choice, the reality is much more difficult. Both college and non-college paths have unique benefits that can shape your future in different ways. […]

Behind the Player: Kendall Arcuri

Holden Gumb · April 30, 2024

Many people might recognize Kendall Arcuri’s name from his ESPN Top 10 buzzer-beating game-winner in overtime against Plattsburgh in the first round of the SUNYAC playoffs this season, but there’s a lot more to the story for the Cortland Men’s Basketball rising junior. Coming from a family with a rich history of basketball, with his […]

Challengers Movie Review: Become a Tennis Ball!

Andrew Oliva · April 29, 2024

Released this past weekend, Challengers, directed by Luca Guadagnino, delivers the goods in a tense and seductive film about power, desire, and ultimately tennis…  Challengers follows Tashi Duncan (Zendaya), a former tennis player turned coach who is immersed in turning her mediocre tennis player husband, Art (Mike Faist), into a tennis champion. When Art is forced […]

Star Wars: A Story About Hope

Joseph Montalvo · April 28, 2024

Where do I begin? Star Wars is a story where a bunch of unlikely heroes come together to save the universe from an Empire that seeks to destroy it. Personally, this entire story has given me much in my life. It has taught me so much, from forgiveness, hope, perseverance, resilience, hate, and many other […]

RuPaul’s Drag Race: The Best Show You’re Probably Not Watching

David Alexander · April 28, 2024

Last week, RuPaul’s Drag Race’s 16th queen was crowned America’s Next Drag Superstar. Con-DRAG-ulations to Nymphia Wind! Drag Race combines the non-stop drama and unique storytelling of reality TV with the fierce fashions and jaw-dropping talent of drag artistry. Season 16 was no exception with viewers glued to the screen, gobbling up every moment. The […]

You Should Be Playing Pokemon Go!

Matt Davis-Howard · April 25, 2024

Do you remember the summer of 2016 when Pokémon Go was released and took the world by storm? Never before could you interact with these fun little critters in the real world, but that all changed on July 6th of that year. However, as fast as the phenomenon started, it seemingly was forgotten…or was it?  Pokémon […]

The ‘Renaissance’ of Country Music is Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter

Cecile Lessard · April 23, 2024

Written by Cecile Lessard and Javier Hills Beyoncé’s eighth studio album is officially here, and it’s proof of her phenomenal artistry and musical skill. The genre-bending and blending make for a country album like no other. Cowboy Carter has arrived in full glory. Beyonce has crafted a phenomenal album, collaborating with music legends and showcasing […]

SUNY Cortland Students Opinion on Environmental Awareness

Jamie Heffez · April 22, 2024

In today’s rapidly changing world, environmental awareness and sustainability have become major concerns especially around college campuses. As college students, we have an opportunity to lead the charge in adopting sustainable practices and fostering environmental consciousness. Many students do not realize that they could be the change simply by making smart decisions and some changes […]

Confront Throwaway Culture

Lianna Rankin · April 22, 2024

The core of throwaway culture is a mindset that values convenience and instant gratification more than long-term sustainability. Products are intentionally constructed with the concept of planned obsolescence, which promotes the regular replacement of items instead of prioritizing their longevity and repairability. The widespread availability of disposable goods, such as fast fashion and single-use plastics, […]

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