SUNY Cortland recently earned a $30,000 grant as part of a new State University of New York initiative that will benefit ...

Forty-five classified staff members were honored for a collective 550 years of service Dec. 12 during the Service Awards Ceremony.

The campus community gathered Dec. 8 to honor 39 colleagues for their achievements during the SUNY Cortland 2025 Teaching, Research and Service Awards Ceremony held in the Corey Union Function Room.

Dowd Gallery welcomes Rochester based artist Lee Hoag. Hoag identifies as queer, and studied at the San Francisco Art Institute with renowned artists, Judith Linhares, Tom Holland, Hassel Smith, Sam ...

Kathrine Switzer laced up her running shoes and broke barriers in 1967 at an all-male Boston Marathon. She was not the first woman ever to complete the famous 26.2-mile race, but she became the first ...

A New York State Supreme Court justice who brings empathy and education into his courtroom to help married couples avoid the all-too-often contentious process of dissolving their union will speak on ...

A late-October debut of “The Rocky Horror Show” promises the unexpected when audiences hyped up for Halloween have a chance to dress up — or down — and join in the fun. A co-production by SUNY ...

A local nonprofit partner has earned statewide recognition for its collaboration with SUNY Cortland to keep usable dorm room items out of dumpsters and recirculate them in the community. Red Dragon ...

The annual Cortland CROP Walk will welcome hundreds of SUNY Cortland students for its 31st year on Sunday, Oct. 12. Part of a global walkathon sponsored by Church World Service, the event will help ...

A comprehensive curriculum, distinctive learning opportunities and an accomplished dedicated faculty are among the many reasons for studying business economics or economics at SUNY Cortland. Our ...

SUNY Cortland continues to honor Latiné Heritage Month with a series of educational, cultural and social events running through Wednesday, Oct. 15. “Each year at SUNY Cortland, we observe Latiné ...

Written by playwright Lauren Gunderson and directed by Deena Conley, SUNY Cortland associate professor and chair of performing arts, the plot of the two-act play sees a conservative politician’s aide, ...