Current Issues
A Prelude to Madness
Anthony Beers, Staff Writer
College basketball is one of the finest traditions in American sports. A vast majority of teams enter the lengthy March Madness NCAA tournament with a chance …
Articles by The State Times
Opinion
Go Dark for a Healthy Heart
Alyssa Simon, Columnist
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and with it comes an assortment of cookies, candy, rich cheesecakes, bake sale sweets and perhaps even exquisite dinners. Valentine’s …
Culture
Preparations in Order but Still No Groom
Brooke Edwards, Staff Writer
Most will admit that it’s pretty common to think about what the future may have in store, and possibly even idealize about the perfect wedding. Ladies, …
Campus News
OH-Fest 8 Performers Officially Announced
Ari Saati, Editor-in-Chief
OH-Fest 8’s lineup has been officially released, including headlining performances from The Ready Set and Outasight, as well as a still undetermined cover band and local act …
Culture
Be the Green: Meat’s not Green
Laura Nayibi Arias, Culture Editor
From the environmental student groups actively pushing for the enactment of Meatless Mondays, to the publicity regarding the matter such as comments on the Wilsbach …
News
Legislation Finally Seen to Protect Indian Women
Marielle Genovesi, Staff Writer
In wake of the horrific gang rape and murder of a young woman on a Delhi bus in December, there has been a call for change, …
Arts
The Lone Bellow Triumph Over Tragedy with Debut
Richie Feathers, Staff Writer
In any genre, the most effective songs are the ones written from our deepest emotions. Some artists write to escape these emotions, while others just want …
Editorial
Kick it Up A Little
Lacey Yakel, Copy Editor
Personally, I believe that every woman should take some type of self-defense course to ensure her own safety. Such a course can prove to be remarkably …
Local News
Fracking: The Debate Hits Close To Home
Cady Kuzmich, Staff Writer
Congressman Tom Reed preached the benefits of hydraulic fracturing to skeptical constituents across the Southern Tier last weekend.
He held four town hall meetings Saturday, Febuary …
National News
Boy Scouts to Postpone Inclusion
Afua Nuro, Staff Writer
“Every day that the Boy Scouts of America delay action is another day that discrimination prevails,” said Human Rights Campaign President Chad Griffin. The Boy Scouts …