Culture
How To: Study Abroad
Alexa Di Palermo, Staff Writer |
There is nothing any college student would love to do more than study abroad. Imagine yourself making a difference, learning new things, and advancing …
Culture
Culture
Your Horoscope Forecast
Ashley Hopkins, Staff Writer |
Aries (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Hard work pays off! You’re on the right track. While there may be some obstacles thrown your way, keep your head …
Editorial
Fast Fashion: Think Before You Buy
Rachel Dobkin, Business and Culture Editor |
As we move into the fall fashion season, it’s easy to get swept up in new trends and give all your money to …
Culture
Greater Oneonta Historical Society: New Exhibitions and Plans for New Additions
Chelsea Sookra, Staff Writer |
The Greater Oneonta Historical Society has some big plans for its presentation of history. I met with Andrew Kendall, Collections Assistant. You can also see …
Culture
This Week’s Horoscopes: Sept. 6th to Sept. 12th
Chelsea Sookra, Staff Writer |
Aries (Mar. 21 – Apr. 19): You’re taking on a lot this week. You’re unafraid to do this and rise to the challenge, but make …
Health
Teaching During COVID-19: How Professors Prioritized Mental Health
Ashley Hopkins, Staff Writer |
Mental health has become a topic of discussion for students all across the world as they started their journeys of distance learning; But what about …
Culture
Red For The Win!
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer |
SUNY Oneonta’s very own college mascot, Red, was crowned winner of SUNY’s 2021 Mascot Madness competition by SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras. After beating 33 other …
Culture
What Is A Woman?
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer |
The Women and Gender Studies (WGS) Club and the Office of Equity and Inclusion hosted an event on Wednesday, Mar. 31, called “What is …
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 …
Arts
Milne Library To Keep Controversial Dr. Seuss Books In Collection
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer |
On Tuesday, Mar. 2, Dr. Seuss Enterprises made a statement listing six books that will stop being published due to racist imagery. These books include …