Editorial
Dealing with Stress and Burnout During Spring ‘21
Abigail Hubbard, Copy Editor |
As we pass the midway mark of the Spring 2021 semester, I am beginning to feel burnt out. It feels like there is so much …
Articles by The State Times
Sports
NFL Free Agency Recap
Andrew Dawson, Staff Writer |
The NFL 2021 free agency is upon us and teams are making an aggressive push to sign players that will hopefully improve their rosters. Several …
Arts
Word Wednesdays and Tiny Oneonta Concert Thursdays
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer |
The Office of Health Education Intern team has been holding weekly mini events as part of their Daily Break series. The purpose of the series …
Culture
April Horoscopes
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer|
Aries (March 21 – April 19): You will have a successful month if you focus on yourself and what you want. This is a …
Sports
Common Ground Dialogue: Transgender Discrimination in Sports
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer |
On Mar. 17, The Office of Equity and Inclusion hosted a common ground dialogue on transgender discrimination in sports.
The presenters, Alex Parenti, Sierra Estevez …
Campus News
Rainn Wilson on eMpowerment Monday
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer |
This week’s eMpowerment Monday’s theme was “Let Love Shine” and featured actor Rainn Wilson, who is most credited for his role as Dwight Schrute from …
National News
Moderna Begins Testing COVID-19 Vaccine on Children
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer |
On Tuesday, Mar. 16, Moderna announced that they will start testing their COVID-19 vaccine on children as young as six months old. The vaccine is …
Sports
Saints Quarterback Drew Brees Announces his Retirement
Andrew Dawson, Staff Writer |
Drew Brees says farewell to football after announcing his retirement on Mar. 14. Brees had an incredible 20-year career, playing 15 of those years with …
Local News
‘Welcome to Oneonta’ Sign Has Been Replaced
Andrew Dawson, Staff Writer
On Friday, Mar. 5, the historical “Welcome to Oneonta” sign was replaced. The sign was located at I-88 on Lettis Highway, after years of proudly greeting …
Sports
Dak Prescott’s New Contact and How it Affects the Future Quarterback Market
Andrew Dawson, Staff Writer |
The Dallas Cowboys signed Dak Prescott to a four-year deal worth up to $160 million. First reported by NFL reporter Adam Schefter, $126 million will …