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President Heidi Macphearson, Dean of Nursing Kathleen Peterson and SUNY Chancellor John. B King visit Hartwell Hall (April 23, 2026.)
SUNY Chancellor visits Brockport campus
SUNY Brockport President Heidi Macpherson, Ph. D., won the 2020 ATHENA Award, recognizing her as a leading businesswoman in the greater Rochester area. (Photo courtesy of David Mihalyov)
The end of an era
Jamie Hoffman picking up trash in the canal (Duncan Harbin, April 22, 2026)
Brockport students clean Erie Canal for Earth Day
Crosby’s gas station in Brockport, NY. (April 16.)
The toll of soaring gas prices
Harrison Dining Hall (April 8, 2026)
BASC updates renovation plans
Senior Megan Gerber (12) competed as a dual-sport athlete, leaving an impact on Brockport Women's Soccer and Brockport Flag Football.
A star in two sports: Gerber shines in soccer and flag football
Brockport Softball celebrated Senior Day with a doubleheader sweep over Russell Sage to solidify the fifth seed in the Empire 8 playoffs.
Brockport stands tall on Senior Day, sweeps doubleheader over Sage
Brockport Flag Football went from a club sport to the first ever Empire 8 Flag Football champions in 2026.
‘All Gas No Brakes’: From club to champions
Brockport advanced to the semifinals with a 13-5 victory over Nazareth where three Golden Eagles notched hat tricks.
Brockport soars to Empire 8 semifinals
Brockport won the first ever Empire 8 Flag Football Championship with a 36-31 victory over Elmira.
“There will never be another first”: Brockport triumphs over Elmira to win the inaugural Empire 8 Football Championship
Karol G becomes the first Latino to headline at Coachella. The popular music festival that takes place in California.
The progressive and exciting performance by Latinx pop star Karol G at Coachella
Ryan Gosling returns to the screens as Rhyland Grace in the adaptation of Andy Weir's novel "Project Hail Mary".
Space never ceases to amaze: a review of “Project Hail Mary”
"Euphoria" makes its way back to screens after the long awaited anticipation of season three. Zendaya along with Sydney Sweeny and Jacob Elordi bring the high school drama back to life.
“Euphoria Sundays” are back: Euphoria season three
Disney, who now owns ABC, has pulled the highly anticipated season from release after the video resurfaced.
ABC pulls “The Bachelorette” from airing after Taylor Frankie Paul Controversy
Horoscopes for April
Horoscopes for April
Graphic from Canva of somebody looking into a mirror and not recognizing the image that is staring back at them.
Imposter syndrome: the college student curse
The "BPORT" letters welcomed prospective students and families on the campus mall, Saturday March 28, 2026.
Where futures take flight
Peralta Cumbe discusses her supply chain case study project during Poster Palooza, April 14, 2026.
Campus celebrates student research on Scholars Day
Members of SDO and Club Pickleball celebrate winning Dancing with the Athletes with confetti, March 26, 2026.
Student Dance Organization brings campus together through Dancing with the Athletes
Kuwohi, which is part of the Great Smokey Mountains, located on the border of North Carolina and Tennessee.
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Families gather in the Tower of Fine Arts Building for the pre-show Frog and Toad meet and greet.

Mainstage returns

Abigail Scott and Erin Jones • December 4, 2025

BROCKPORT, N.Y. — The theatre is packed with excited children, parents and community members. Their delighted whispers fill the space, as the cast and crew rush to put in place their final preparations....

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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