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Ellsworth at the student mall.
Another feather older
Women voter outreach 1935.
National voter education week
President Heidi MacPherson featured on the SUNY Brockport website.
Writers Forum: President Heidi MacPherson
New ComTec lounge
Innovation through collaboration
Posters at Hartwell Clinic info session
Counseling clinic open to all students
Elsie Logan was key in Brockport's defense.
Brockport sweeps Elmira at home
Samantha Choate scored the winning goal for Brockport in their victory over Hartwick.
Field hockey continues win streak
McCane made one save in Brockport's shutout victory over SUNY Poly.
McCane named Empire 8 Defensive Player of The Week
Dylan Lopez making a save for Brockport.
Brockport ties SUNY Poly in conference matchup
The annual Courage Bowl serves as a fundraiser for Camp Good Days, raising awareness for childhood cancer.
Brockport dominates Courage Bowl
The Decameron is a retelling of an old book of short stories that take place during the Bubonic Plague.
“The Decameron”: Old stories, new life
Bryan Cranston stars in "Your Honor" on Showtime
“Your Honor” review
Kacey Musgraves Preforming
Deeper Well Review: A Return to Tranquility
Eternal Sunshine preview photo.
Eternal Sunshine: Eternally Ari
Dune 2 preview photo.
Dune Part Two
Amaya Miller (left) and Terrisha Gordon with Ellsworth at his birthday celebration (Photo Credit: Lainey Porter)
Talons up for 67
National Disability Employment Awareness Month logo (Photo Credit: Google Open Source)
Brockport highlights National Disability Employment Awareness Month
Organizations lined up on Clinton Street, ready to start the parade, Sept. 21, 2024. (Paige Kingsley)
Golden Eagles on parade
The brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha performing their stroll at the yard show, Sept. 20, 2024. (Paige Kingsley)
Alphas in the atmosphere
Allen Topolski’s first piece of art symbolizing the passing of time (Photo Credit: Christopher Lewis)
Things Transfigured: The passing of time

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Amaya Miller (left) and Terrisha Gordon with Ellsworth at his birthday celebration (Photo Credit: Lainey Porter)

Talons up for 67

Lainey Porter, Staff Writer • October 11, 2024
SUNY Brockport mascot Ellsworth the Eagle soars back in time to celebrate his 67th birthday. Brockport Student Government (BSG) and the Student Union Leadership and Activities (SULA) hosted Ellsworth’s “Party like its 1957” birthday celebration in the Union Main Lounge Thursday Oct. 10.
National Disability Employment Awareness Month logo (Photo Credit: Google Open Source)

Brockport highlights National Disability Employment Awareness Month

Christopher Lewis, Staff Writer • October 11, 2024
Throughout the entire month of October, SUNY Brockport is shedding light on National Disability Employment Awareness Month.  To gain a better insight into SUNY Brockport's efforts in supporting National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), Director of Student Accessibility Services Nicole Musica shares her perspective on the college’s initiatives. 
Organizations lined up on Clinton Street, ready to start the parade, Sept. 21, 2024. (Paige Kingsley)

Golden Eagles on parade

Paige Kingsley, Features Editor • September 24, 2024
On Saturday Sept. 21, eye-catching posters, decorated cars and color coordinated groups of people lined up on Clinton Street in preparation for Brockport’s Annual Homecoming Parade.
The brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha performing their stroll at the yard show, Sept. 20, 2024. (Paige Kingsley)

Alphas in the atmosphere

Paige Kingsley, Features Editor • September 22, 2024
The music and energy in the campus mall on the night of Sept. 20 lifted spirits and invited people to the Alpha Phi Alpha Yard Show, an event hosted by the Rho Alpha chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. This exhibition of Greek pride was meant to showcase the talents and sister- and brotherhood of various Divine Nine organizations.  
Allen Topolski’s first piece of art symbolizing the passing of time (Photo Credit: Christopher Lewis)

Things Transfigured: The passing of time

Christopher Lewis, Staff Writer • September 19, 2024
From August 29 through October 6 the Tower Fine Arts Center Gallery hosted a brilliant exhibition titled Things Transfigured. In Things Transfigured, artist Allen Topolski explores themes of obsolescence and incompletion through his large-scale prints, depicting the inner workings of tools, towering sculptures of discarded alarm clocks, and once beautiful but now nonfunctional appliances.
Sweet onions and sweet corn are just some of the vegetables sold at Heberle Farms’ stand, Sept. 8, 2024.

More than just a farmers’ market

Erin Jones, Staff Writer • September 16, 2024
Every Sunday between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., Main Street transforms into a farmers’ market. This market sells more than just produce, from meat to bread to desserts to crochet goods, the farmers’ market has much to discover. 
The SERC will serve as a polling place for students to vote on Election Day. Photo Credit: SUNY Brockport

A student’s right to vote

Christopher Lewis, Staff Writer • September 15, 2024
Why aren't all students exercising their right to vote? With the 2024 Presidential Election right around the corner, SUNY Brockport is tackling this issue with a range of initiatives aimed at getting students to the polls this November.
Mrs. Kasha Davis at DragCon in LA, 2023

Drag me to Rochester

Rachel Ekstrom, Staff Writer • September 10, 2024
Thomas Smalley, better known by his drag persona “Aggy Dune,” is a trailblazer in the world of drag and a leader in the LGBTQ+ community. As one of the owners and the long-time host of “Miss Gay Rochester,” Smalley uses his platform to effect positive change in the community.
Lark Pernette and Juan Morales at Lavender Graduation (Photo Credit Christopher Lewis)

Lavender Graduation – The importance of representation

Christopher Lewis, Staff Writer • May 1, 2024

On April 26, 2024, SUNY Brockport held its fifth annual Lavender Graduation. The Lavender Graduation recognizes the SUNY Brockport LGBTQIA+ graduates and alumni for their many accomplishments and achievements...

Male performer in the SANKOFA performance (Photo Credit Christopher Lewis)

SANKOFA: The power of music and ance

Christopher Lewis, Staff Writer • May 1, 2024

Throughout the year, Brockport has showcased many different forms of music and dance surrounding many different cultures. From April 25 to April 28, Brockport showcased the SANKOFA performance in the Hartwell...

Kepler, in the role of Starkeeper Dipper, uses a visual schedule to prepare the audience for their Starshine! Adventure.

Van-tastic theatre rolls over barriers

Rachel Ekstrom, Contributor • April 10, 2024

Kepler is the Mobile Theatre Coordinator at the Omaha Community Playhouse. This theatre provides an immersive theatrical experience for children with various accessibility needs that would not otherwise...

Photo credit: Eric Merrill via Flickr Creative Commons

Brockport’s five seconds of fame

Christopher Lewis, Staff Writer • April 4, 2024

On April 8, 2024, those in the line of totality will be able to view the once-in-a-lifetime event, a total solar eclipse. As anticipation builds and preparations are made, it is important to see what the...

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