by Emma Misiaszek I first met Kiara Alfonseca at a College at Brockport’s Open House when I was a senior in high school. She was an ambitious sophomore and gave prospective students a tour of the college’s newspaper The Stylus’ office. Her eager ferocity got me excited to become a student journalist. She told us... Continue Reading →
Archie gives everyone a seat at the table
By Christopher Suarez As diversity increases on campus, The College at Brockport has been working to improve a long-overlooked problem with a strategic five-year plan. Along with this plan, Dr. Cephas Archie was hired in late August of 2017 and has made it his responsibility to change the dynamics of the campus and create a... Continue Reading →
Stay on the Beat – Episode 3
by Austin Woodland and Frank Whyte Stay on the Beat is back with new hosts Austin and Frank. They discuss the upcoming Lil' Yachty concert, why Atlanta is must watch television and new Netflix shows/movies to keep an eye on. Woodland and Whyte tell you why this summer is going to be the summer for... Continue Reading →
Lagom: A charming touch to downtown Brockport
Perfect, simple, and in balance; all of these are indirect translations of the Swedish word “lagom.” According to Vogue, lagom is an ethos of moderation and that life should be “practical and functional but never overly adorned.” How can we as Brockport students jump in on the Swedish lifestyle trend of lagom? A good first... Continue Reading →
Lil Yachty is coming to Brockport
by Lou Venditti Lil Yachty is coming to the College at Brockport for the Brockport Student Government Spring Concert. Lil Yachty, who released his second studio album “Lil Boat 2” on March 8, will be coming to the SERC Field House on April 19 at 9 p.m. Lil Yachty will be the first rapper tapped... Continue Reading →
The Oscars are Important, but Not That Important
By Dan Mansfield I like tuning in to the Academy Awards. I think it is a great honor, and many critics consider it the highest honor a film can receive for a given category. Fair enough. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is made up of 6,000 professional filmmakers from all aspects of... Continue Reading →
Senior Moments: Class of 2018 talks graduation
By Sage Green There are less than one hundred days left until graduation and the seniors are beginning to feel rather bittersweet about their last days here at The College at Brockport. Soon enough they’ll be taking their senior pictures, waiting in line at the bookstore for their cap and gown and framing that $100,000... Continue Reading →
The go-to late night food spots in Brockport
By Aidan Verbeke As a follow-up to my last article on where to wet your beak in Brockport, this list will give you some direction on where to go past 2 a.m. to fill that void in your heart. That’s right, I’m talking about drunk food. These establishments are walking distance from the bars and... Continue Reading →
Brockport Nightlife Rundown
By Aidan Verbeke Barber’s Grill and Tap Room 22 Main Street Brockport, NY 14420 585-637-2989 Overview: Barber’s is your best bet for a night to hang out, drink some beer and eat some wings. While it is usually not known for being the final stop for students on the weekend, it is a favorite for... Continue Reading →
Katy Heyning named new SUNY Brockport Provost
Educator, activist and doctorate holder Katy Heyning has an impressive résumé. Most recently she has been able to add the position of provost at The College at Brockport to this lengthy list of accomplishments. With more than a decade of teaching experience and multiple publications and awards, the college is thrilled to bring such an... Continue Reading →
