Current Issues
Punk Lives On
Richie Feathers, Managing Editor
At first, the punk movement of the mid 1970s didn’t have a name, just a feeling. To those most affected by it–British teens of the working-class …
Month: April 2015
Arts
WONY 90.9 F.M. DJ SPOTLIGHT: Rebecca Daly
Marielle Genovesi, Arts Editor
For those of you who are avid listeners [as we are at The State Times] of our student run radio station, WONY 90.9FM, you may often …
Campus News
OH-FEST Preview: Students Embrace “Good Neighbor Policy”
Tracey Cheek & Monica Dore, Staff Writers
On Saturday, April 25, the tenth annual OH-Fest, an event meant to incorporate students from both colleges as well the entire Oneonta community, …
Culture
Why Strength Train?
Maureen Auricchio- Staff Writer
Health and exercise are important at this age because our habits now will effect on our bodies and behavior 15 years from now. We all see …
Campus News
A Discussion on Consent: Student Works to Establish Dialogue with Men
Kelly Spencer, Copy Editor
The State Times sat down with Ben Lerich, junior, SA Associate Justice and Oneonta State Emergency Squad EMT, regarding the club he plans to propose to …
Current Issues
Exploring the Stigma Associated with Self-Injury
Cheyenne Dorsagno, Staff Writer
In 2011, the American College Health Association conducted a study, reporting that 30 percent of college students have felt “so depressed that it was difficult to …
Culture
What is Space?
Astrid Ressler- Staff Writer
As part of the LEAD program and the Diversity Series, the sociology department on campus led an enthralling discussion on Wednesday about the question, “What is …
Arts
What is Djent?
Taylor Hoysradt, Copy Editor
It is the word that metal fans either love, or love to hate. It has permeated all types of heavy music over recent years yielding mixed …
Campus News
Club Spotlight: Get to Know the Japanese Society for All
Abigail Williams, Contributing Writer
Abigail Williams: Tell me a little bit about Japanese Society for All.
Mako Takahashi: It’s all about Japanese culture. JSA stands for Japanese Society for All. …
Arts
Sarpanitum to Release Full Length Album, “Blessed Be My Brothers”
Sam Shereck, Staff Writer
It is still early in the
year for musical releases but it is safe to assume that Sarpanitum’s second full length offering, Blessed Be My Brothers, …