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Day Long Shadow program folder includes a map and schedule.
Brockport’s Day Long Shadow
Students talk to employers at the annual Job Fair.
Job Fair opens doors for students
Eggs are limited to one carton per person at The Pantry.
Second term, first reactions
Donald Trump giving an immigration policy speech at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
Answers for uncertainty
The Morgan-Manning house remains wrapped with tarp after a destructive fire.
It takes a village
The team during their semifinal matchup against Nazareth on Feb. 26.
Women’s basketball travels for NCAA tournament play
Members of the flag football team after a practice.
Women’s flag football elevated to varsity sport
Pike coaching Brockport volleyball in 2015.
A legacy built on community
The Brockport women's basketball after the NCAA selection show.
Women’s basketball punches ticket to NCAA tournament
Brockport defeated Geneseo for the third time this season.
Men’s basketball moves onto Empire 8 semifinals
“Anora” took home wins for best picture, best film editing, best director and best original screenplay for Sean Baker, with best actress for breakout star Mikey Madison’s performance as the title character.
The 97th Academy Awards: A night of big wins and big upsets
“Mickey 17” brings sci-fi back to the movie scene, director Bong Joon-ho tells a story that challenges societal standpoints, evokes emotion and explores the human spirit.
Mickey 17: A sci-fi movie unafraid of social commentary
Wesley Shultz and Jeremiah Fraites return to produce The Lumineers’ fifth album “Automatic,” released on February 14, 2025. Although released on Valentine’s Day, the album has nothing to do with the holiday of celebrating love.
Connected again: The Lumineers present “Automatic”
We all know Lady Gaga as the vocal icon of previous generations, but I’m beginning to believe that title is slowly leaving her name.
What has happened to Lady Gaga?
In the midst of political strife, Kendrick Lamar used a stage that had the attention of 126 million people. His message and intentions were clear.
40 acres and mule— The great American game
The A.W. Brown Building that houses the Academic Success Center and other helpful resources (Photo Credit: SUNY Brockport)
Managing midterm stress
Author Jennifer Marie Brissett signing books, Brockport, N.Y. (Photo Credit: Olivia Robinson)
Jennifer Marie Brissett brings her light to the Brockport Writer’s Forum
The Hart Gallery sign on Market Street, Brockport, N.Y (Photo/ Olivia Robinson)
The open mic of Brockport
Keynote speaker Dr. Cameron Beatty (Photo Credit: SUNY Brockport)
Brockport hosts Annual Leadership Conference
Professor Samantha Merchant (bottom left) with the cast of “And the Four Last Things.” (Photo Credit: Samantha Merchant)
All the world’s a play
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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In the midst of political strife, Kendrick Lamar used a stage that had the attention of 126 million people. His message and intentions were clear.

40 acres and mule— The great American game

Shannon Blankenship, Editor in Chief • February 13, 2025

In the midst of political strife, Kendrick Lamar used a stage that had the attention of 126 million people. His message and intentions were clear.   “The revolution ’bout to be televised. You...

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