Leaders from SUNY Cortland and Tompkins Cortland Community College (TC3) were joined by SUNY and New York state officials on ...

Two lean-tos or open camps are available to SUNY Cortland alumni, faculty/staff, guests and students by reservation. The lean-tos are accessible by water/ice only and are approximately a two-mile ...

At SUNY Cortland, the faculty and staff of the Musical Theatre Program are committed to building a vibrant and diverse community of artists. Each year we hold live auditions in New York City, on ...

SUNY Provost Melur “Ram” Ramasubramanian learned more about scholarly work taking place across all three academic schools.

Talarico said the SUNY Cortland event focused on promoting awareness and prevention on a topic that continues to be a ...

After leaving Mexico for the U.S. six years ago, Andy Rivera Ramirez now conducts research to help support migrant families.

Two exercise science majors — sophomore Stephanie Elizabeth Martinez and junior Dillian Vittini — were among 42 students from ...

“The Laramie Project” is a story that must be told, even if it’s easier to look away. An unflinching look at the pain, hate ...

In addition to Saturday night's official ceremony, the inductees will be introduced at halftime of the Cortland football game versus Hartwick College earlier that afternoon. Established in 1969, the C ...

The General Education (GE) Committee reviews and recommends established departmental courses for inclusion in the SUNY Cortland General Education Program. Proposals are submitted using Curriculog and ...

From new parking to a refreshed main gymnasium, SUNY Cortland is seeing changes on campus for the Fall 2026 semester thanks to summer construction and other upcoming projects. The new South Campus ...

Don’t worry, Red Dragons. SUNY Cortland will still run on Dunkin’ — just in a new location on campus. The popular chain will relocate to a shared space in Neubig Hall with a brand-new Jimmy John’s ...