National News
A Close Race for 2016
Emma Harris, Contributing Writer
Although the 2016 Presidential Election is more than a year away, the candidates have already saturated national news outlets. With five candidates from the Democratic …
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Current Issues
Hillary Announces Presidential Run
Cheyenne Dorsagno, Staff Writer
Hillary Clinton, 67, has officially announced that she will be running for the 2016 presidential election. She began her campaign with a video titled “Getting Started,” …
Current Issues
The Purvi Patel Case: Indiana Woman Charged with Feticide Sentenced to 20 years in Prison
Kelly Spencer, Copy Editor
In 2013, a young Indian-American woman named Purvi Patel walked into a hospital in South Bend, Indiana bleeding from a miscarriage. When asked by doctors what …
Campus News
What’s Keeping Men from Seeking Counseling When They Need it ?
Campus News
Cady Sharp Kuzmich
Editor in Chief
Utility bills, grade-point-average anxiety, substance abuse, job insecurity, the stress that comes along with relationships and unexpected family tragedies–every student at SUNY …
Current Issues
Ted Cruz Blues
Astrid Ressler
Staff Writer
This past week, Texas Senator Ted Cruz tweeted that he was officially going to run for president in 2016. A Canadian native and a proud Southern …
National News
How King v. Burwell Could Impact Your Insurance
National News
Monica Dore
Staff Writer
A recent Supreme Court case focusing on a small wording detail within the Affordable Care Act could have big consequences on 7.5 million …
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Net Neutrality Triumphs
National News
Ben Winters
Advertising Manager
On the morning of Thursday, February 26, the Federal Communications commission voted in favor of adopting a policy of net neutrality. The vote …
Campus News
In the Wake of a Dozen Overdoses at Wesleyan College, Students reassess Molly
National News
Jordan Perry
Staff Writer
On February 22, 10 students and two visitors were hospitalized for overdosing on MDMA at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. MDMA is a …
Current Issues
Sheldon Silver Steps Down as Speaker Amid Indictments
Seaman Lyman, Oswegonian News Editor
New York’s Speaker of the Assembly Sheldon Silver stepped down last week after he was arrested on five federal charges of corruption.
On January 22, …
Local News
Republicans Win Big, but Cuomo Remains
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff Writer
State and national government elections were held on November 4. With the leadership of the U.S. Senate, the House of Representatives and the New York State …