Campus News
Sweet Stop at the Farmer’s Market
Danielle Rennard, Culture Editor
Every Tuesday you can stroll through the Farmer’s Market set up in the quad and purchase a variety of different locally-grown foods. At one of the …
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A Reading with Kimberly Elkins
Patrick Wolff, Staff Writer
On Wednesday, September 10, SUNY Oneonta invited author Kimberly Elkins to campus for a reading of her debut novel, “What Is Visible,” for the first Red …
Campus News
Developing News
An Oneonta student was admitted to Albany Medical Center early Sunday morning after sustaining life-threatening injuries from hitting his head on pavement during a fight.
The Oneonta Police Department responded …
Local News
Primary Reveals Growing Dislike for Cuomo
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff Writer
On September 9, New York State held election primaries to help decide who will be running the state government. Although elections were held for senate districts, …
National News
Apple Moves in New Direction
Ben Winters, Staff Writer
On September 9, in The Flint Center in Cupertino, California, the world watched as Apple C.E.O. Tim Cook continued to define his tenure as the second …
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Bridging the Gap: An Interview with Arthur Falbush
Marco Kostaras, Contributing Writer
You’ve probably seen him walking through the quad, trumpet case in one hand, large Jazzman’s coffee in the other. Or maybe you’ve had class in the …
Campus News
Honoring the Black List
Adia Watts, Culture Editor
Once again, it is time to acknowledge the lives that were affected by the events that unfolded in Oneonta 22 years ago. In 1992, an elderly …
Local News
Cuomo’s Underdog Competitor
Cady Sharp Kuzmich, Editor-in-Chief
Green Party gubernatorial candidate Howie Hawkins is encouraged by the growing progressive sentiment upstate, made evident by the Democratic primary on September 9. Although incumbent governor …
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Obama Not to Back Down to ISIS
Marco Kostaras, Contributing Writer
The terrorist group known as ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) has released a video entitled “A Second Message to America” depicting the decapitation of …
Local News
Supersized Wages
Monica Dore, News Editor
For nearly three years, the Service Employees International Union has been organizing events to push for an increased minimum wage among other benefits, and in the …