From festive to fatal:
Alcohol induced death rates increase
Amanda Seef
Copy Editor

It’s not a surprise to hear that Brockport students drink, but what may be surprising is how many of our classmates are encountering academic, athletic or personal problems because of their consumption of alcohol.  This is the final part of a three part series based on the problems and repercussions that SUNY Brockport students have faced recently concerning GPAs, athletics, crime, illness and hospitalization. 

Conviction of a crime due to alcohol is undeniably influential on the life of an individual.  Major diseases, losing your life or causing someone else to die is even more influential, and more colleges than ever are experiencing the pain and sorrow of losing one of their students due to the misuse of alcohol... Read More

O.A.R. returns to Brockport
Rerun performance has some students up in arms

Every year, Brockport students look forward to both large and small spring concerts, where they can kick back and enjoy a stress-free night after a crazy semester. In the past, musical guests have included 50 Cent, Yellowcard,  Ludacris and O.A.R.  Now added to this list will be ... O.A.R.? Hold the phone! Maybe watching Denzel Washington in Déjà Vu so many times is starting to rub off...Read More

‘Festival of Ten’ offers it all
Love, art, death, comedy: Everyone will find something to like
By Mike Sullivan
THE STYLUS

The fifth biennial Festival of Ten made its debut on Friday, Feb. 23 on the Tower Fine Arts Mainstage.  The Festival of Ten is a collection of 10, 10-minute plays touching on a wide variety of moods, themes and subject matters...Read More

Phenomenal Sarah Bulka bids farewell with stellar performance
By Ivo Chilev
SPORTS editor

Sarah Bulka did everything a gymnast has to do in her last ever appearance on home turf. She won the all-around and led Brockport to a 186.45-183.40 victory over Cortland on Senior Day, Saturday, Feb. 24 in front of nearly 250 Golden Eagle fans... Read More