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Brockport’s Pride: Honoring LGBTQIA+ Students
In 2017, the percentage of adults who identify as LGBT+ rose to 4.5 percent in the United States, according to a study by Gallup. More than ever, college campuses are choosing to celebrate those students by offering Lavender Ceremonies. These ceremonies… Read More ›
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Looking Past Disability
The College at Brockport prides itself in being the first school to offer specialization on Adapted Physical Education across the country. This specialization has attracted students from around the globe. Ruben Arroyo is an international student from Puerto Rico who… Read More ›
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Brittany Brennan: Lookin’ Sharp
By Ashley Reeves As both a mother and a tattoo artist, Brittany “Baby Boo” Brennan is a busy woman. Hailing from Erie, Pennsylvania, Brennan originally attended college to pursue a degree in nursing. “I actually wanted to be a tattoo… Read More ›
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No Time to Play Cards
By Christina Giruzzi State Senator Maureen Walsh recently made the suggestion that nurses “probably play cards for a considerable amount of the day” on the senate floor while considering a bill that would allow nurses to get mandatory, uninterrupted meal… Read More ›
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Spring Spruce-Up Success
Students from the College at Brockport joined other members of the community on April 26 to plant new trees all along the sidewalk on Holley Street as part of the village’s annual Spring Spruce-Up initiative. The community members present included… Read More ›
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Unity Trip Reinforces Bonds Between Students
In April, The office for equity, diversity and inclusion hosted a trip to Washington D.C. They invited 52 student leaders from cultural clubs all across campus. According to Diversity Recruitment and Retention Specialist, Sandra Vazquez, the office wanted to host… Read More ›
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A Man of the People
By Andrew Harrington, Kyle Boyd and Nick Agostinelli The City of Rochester is known for having many unique features. This includes the Genesee River that flows through the city, Highland Park with its lilacs and the George Eastman Museum dedicated to… Read More ›
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A Second Chance
The opioid epidemic continues to grow. According to the latest data from the National Institute on Drug Abuse, every day, more than 130 people in the United States die after overdosing on opioids. Rich Walters knows all too well about… Read More ›
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Deborah Olagunju: Leader For Change
By: Lillian Ayala & Kenya Petty Deborah Olagunju tabling for ASU week at the Seymour Union Fireside lounge. Administrators, professors and advisors are known for leading the way for change in the Brockport community, but one student who is changing the way for… Read More ›
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Connecting with the community story by story
Kayla Green has a passion for storytelling. While Green knew she enjoyed editing and shooting when she stepped on to the campus of The College at Brockport as a freshman, she had no idea she would leave a semester early, employed as a multimedia journalist for WROC in Rochester.
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Respect for the Regular
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“It consumes me every day”
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Barb LeSavoy’s Impact on Students
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The legacy of Barb LeSavoy
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Starting a movement
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Brittany Brennan: Lookin’ Sharp
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