BROCKPORT, N.Y. — When SUNY Brockport underclassmen arrived on campus this fall, they didn’t expect the doorsteps of their dorms to soon become a construction site. The northern campus of SUNY Brockport is currently undergoing phase II of its revitalization… Read More ›
BROCKPORT, N.Y. – Drugs should be decriminalized—all of them. British poet and critic, Edith Sitwell, once said, “I am patient with stupidity but not with those who are proud of it.” It doesn’t get much more conceitedly moronic than a… Read More ›
By: Paul Manno Lindenhurst, N.Y.- COVID-19 severely impacted the fitness industry and has forced gyms to change their rules and regulations. Gyms had to enforce these policies in order to keep their members and staff safe while working out. Some… Read More ›
By Lauren Wixom ROCHESTER, N.Y – College students are prone to experience anxiety, stress, and depression. The pandemic has heightened these emotions and has caused many negative impacts on college students over the past year. According to a new survey… Read More ›
While there are many businesses in the Bronx who are successfully getting back on their feet after being hit by COVID-19, there are many other businesses that weren’t so lucky. Some business owners in the Bronx had no choice but… Read More ›
In Early 2020, as the number of positive covid tests began to rise all over the world many local small businesses in the Bronx were forced to close down for some time. Now a year later, continuing to follow COVID… Read More ›
When the lockdown began in early March, a pause in life limited our ability to engage in social interactions for concern of the public’s safety. So it is no secret that when the lockdown went into effect, humans gravitated towards… Read More ›
Many people are waiting for a majority of the world to reopen so they can do something as fun as going on vacations again. Popular spots such as theme parks have slowly been reopening slowly, but one place that has… Read More ›
During the weekend, the sleepy Village of Brockport comes to life. College students flood into downtown and pour into local bars. Once the bars close, rowdy students stumble through the village to their apartments, dorms, or an ongoing party. The more alcohol… Read More ›
BROCKPORT, N.Y. – At the end of their four years, many college students dream of the symbolic commencement ceremony where they hear their name’s read, walk across the stage and accept their degree. For most 2021 graduates, the commencement they… Read More ›