Sports
SUNY Oneonta to Celebrate Division III Week
Samantha Brandifino, Contributing Writer
NCAA Division III Week is approaching and is set to take place from April 1 to April 7. SUNY Oneonta will once again participate in this …
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Culture
Horoscopes (Week of March 22)
Aries (March 21-April 19)
Embrace your season, Aries! Tap into your passionate and confident energy that comes natural to you. Your heart may be on the mend, but now is …
News
Measles Outbreak
Julia Mirsky, Contributing Writer |
The measles virus, declared eliminated in the United States in 2010, is making a comeback—and not in a good way. Measles is considered one of …
Opinion
One in Done in College Basketball
Wyatt Cushman, Sports Editor |
With the NBA playoffs quickly approaching and college basketball’s biggest weekends upon us, the topic of whether or not high school students should be allowed …
Arts
WONY DJ Spotlight: Alex Cimmino
Alex Cimmino is a senior at SUNY Oneonta, majoring in Digital & Studio Art with a minor in Mass Communications. She joined WONY as a trainee in January 2018 and …
Arts
Captain Marvel: Movie Review
Casey McShea, Staff Writer |
*Spoilers*
Set in 1995, “Captain Marvel” follows Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) as she becomes one of the universe’s most powerful heroes when Earth is caught …
Arts
Black Actresses Call Out Hollywood
Casey McShea, Staff Writer |
A number of black actresses took to Twitter last week to call out Hollywood for not hiring more hairstylists able to properly style their hair. …
Culture
Horoscopes (Week of March 22)
Aries (March 21-April 19)
Things are getting luckier by the second for you, Aries! With your birthday season coming up and spring peeking out through the air, you’ll be sure …
Arts
Gal Gadot Weighs in on Jewish-Arab Debate
Tara O’Leary, Staff Writer |
Actress Gal Gadot got involved in a political debate on social media recently, showing support for actress and model, Rotem Sela, who had gone back …
Culture
NASA to Study Lunar Samples from Apollo Missions
Maggie McCann, Contributing Writer |
After sitting untouched for nearly 50 years, lunar samples from NASA’s Apollo missions 15, 16, and 17 will finally be studied, according to NASA administrator …