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Brockport students react to Charlie Kirk's assassination
Brockport students react to Charlie Kirk’s assassination
Macpherson has served as SUNY Brockport's president since 2015.
Macpherson to retire at the end of current academic year
Front view of Benedict Hall at SUNY Brockport
Campus community grieves the loss of a student
Medical vehicles parked outside Benedict Hall.
Emergency personnel on campus
SUNY Brockport President Heidi Macpherson
Silence isn’t an option
Kicker Zach McGowan went 6-7 on PATs with seven touchbacks to earn the junior's first E8 Special Teams Player of the Week.
McGowan named Empire 8 Special Teams Player of the Week
Luba Butcher earned her second E8 Rookie of the Week honor after Brockport's undefeated week in conference play.
Butcher earns second E8 Rookie of the Week Honor
Colton Thorp earned E8 Defensive Player of the Week and DIII Football Team of the Week in Brockport's 48-14 victory over Alfred State.
Thorp earns Empire 8 Football Defensive Player of the Week
Brockport earned a 48-14 victory over Alfred State to improve to 4-2 on the season.
Resilient Golden Eagles soar over Alfred State
Ryan Mathis with the ball for Brockport. Mathis leads the Golden Eagles in goals this season.
Golden Eagles shutout Saxons
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Taylor Swift Creates a Commotion Among Fans with Upcoming Album
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A night of legends, power and pop statements
The cover of Elton John’s collaborative new album with Brandi Carlile, titled “Who Believes in Angels”
Elton John and Brandi Carlile soar to success with new album
Joe Keery’s third album can be written down as a success, although it may not blow up to be as popular as other notable pop artists, it carries a charm that will reach the right audience.
“The Crux” of the matter is that everyone should be listening to Djo’s new Album
13-year-old accused murderer, Jamie Miller (Owen Cooper), looms over child psychologist, Briony Ariston (Erin Doherty) during a court mandated assessment in the third episode of Netflix’s latest hit show, “Adolescence”.
“Adolescence”: toxic masculinity is poisoning boyhood and killing girlhood
From left: DaGeana Connor from Albion, Megan Grey from PalMac, Scott Ryals from Lockport, Scottt Fratto from Palmac, Landon Williams from Hilton and Natalia Molinini from Hilton. SUNY Brockport campus, October 17.
Empire State Games for the Physically Challenged brings fiercely fun competition to campus
Ellsworth the Eagle's new look. Photo courtesy of SUNY Brockport's website.
Ellsworth the Eagle celebrates another year around the sun
The door to the Interfaith Prayer and Meditation room in Cooper Hall. It is prohibited to take photos and videos within the room to protect the privacy of those using its services. (Photo credit: Jason Manuse)
SUNY Brockport opens new Interfaith Prayer and Meditation room
Photo credit: SUNY Brockport website.
LGBTQ+ History Month kicks off with campus celebration
Photo credit: Brockport Auxiliary Services Corporation
ASL Café events to promote inclusion through language and community
Participants of the march holding a banner that says “Take Back the Night." (Photo Credit: Olivia Robinson)
Shatter the silence, stop the violence
Piles of snow gather on the side of walkways as facilities tries to keep up with the weather. Feb. 17, 2025.
SUNY Brockport cancels classes due to snow

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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.
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