Fall Semester Sickness
By: Lauren Higgins Sniffling, sneezing and coughing are familiar sounds in many SUNY Brockport classrooms. As the weather changes, the...
Month: November 2021
Pandemic drives search for meaning
Parnham’s altar, where she performs her rituals. Photo Credit: Abigail Parnham By Cambrie Eckert Throughout the past year, college students...
State v. Survival: a story of a young women’s fight against domestic violence
image from Peakpx.com For the past two years, Jill (not her real name) has been living in a constant state...
“Swifties” find timelessness in her music
By Gio Battaglia For as long as she can remember, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) sophomore Kayla Krurnowski has been a Taylor Swift fan; a "Swiftie"...
How Social Media is Affecting College Students
Picture courtesy of Getty Images By: Ryan Jennings (Brockport, N.Y.) Snapchat. Instagram. Facebook. Twitter. Never before has there been a...
Opening Up Dispensaries in the Brockport Area
By Katrina Bown Since the legalization of marijuana in New York state, many small towns and villages have been struggling...
SUNY Brockport Alumni: Where are they now?
By: Egypt Page Alexes Bernier, better known as “Lex for the Flex” to her costumers and her peers, has been taking...
A Useful Addiction
By: Marcus Cottrell If you walk across any college campus, you’ll most likely see students faces buried into their phones....
Rochester mayor declares state of emergency
via lexipol Despite having less than a month left in office, Rochester mayor Lovely Warren declared a state of emergency...
SUNY Brockport’s hostility toward skateboarding
SUNY Brockport alumni and member of Sweden Skatepark Coalition Josh Gillett discovered his passion for skateboarding at the age of...
