By Brandon Sprague and Linsey Madison In the wake of the coronavirus, many people have been left without work. Whether they were furloughed or their company closed temporarily, they are feeling the economic impact. As a financial safety net, the… Read More ›
By Alex Hutton For many kids, senior year is the best year of high school. It’s their last year to spend time with friends, attend prom and graduation ceremonies. For the 2020 senior class their last year of high school… Read More ›
By: Emily Conn As soon as the weather warms up and plants start to bloom, SUNY Brockport students begin celebrating spring. You walk across campus passing by people sunbathing, playing football, throwing a frisbee and blasting music from portable speakers…. Read More ›
When the COVID-19 outbreak first became more widely known it caused a mass panic, driving people to the stores to stock up on necessities. As time went on and the panic died down, grocery store shelves were restocked and, as… Read More ›
By Courtney Deeren Area schools are continuing to serve free meals to families in need despite being shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. Holley Central School District Superintendent Brian Bartalo shared the district’s steps to distributing meals to its… Read More ›
By Marti Feyerabend After SUNY Brockport cancelled in-person classes were cancelled by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, many students travelled back to their hometowns to be with their families during the COVID-19 pandemic. Unfortunately not all students had this luxury. For some,… Read More ›
by Wiliam Bradseth Churches that were once a place of fellowship and gathering have now been completely deserted. With the sudden arrival of COVID-19 churches are turning to social media, online services, and live streams to try and keep people… Read More ›
By Alex Hutton Coronavirus cases have risen to over 1,000 in Monroe County, but the reach of the crisis goes far beyond those that contract the disease. While the pandemic poses a threat to physical health, it has wreaked havoc… Read More ›
By Brandon Sprague and Linsey Madison Cathy Legacy, the Dining Services Director never thought that her job at The College at Brockport would result in her working from home, along with many other colleagues. Since Covid-19 implemented many new rules… Read More ›
By Trinity Wilson When the Spring 2020 semester began, teachers and students at SUNY Brockport never would have expected that classes would move online. Alongside the other sixty-three SUNY colleges, The College at Brockport will remain closed for the remainder… Read More ›