Campus News

Children’s educational programs will explore origami, family technology and Zumba.

SUNY Cortland will host the Spring 2012 “Wellness Wednesday Series” featuring speakers, exhibits, self-help workshops and other programs intended to encourage campus and community members to learn more about health and wellness. Program topics include yoga, play therapy, safe tattooing and body piercing, tobacco cessation and buying locally.

The professor emeritus of mathematics served the College for nearly half a century.

The technology eventually could bolster the learning experience of geography students.

Diners in Hilltop receive raffle tickets for properly using trash, recycling and compost bins.

Sarah McCannon, a Fantauzzi scholar, is continuing her advocacy for cancer research as a volunteer, an intern and a student.

The exhibition features the work of 17 artists from across the U.S.

A national survey highlights participation in internships and field experience.

The Performing Arts Department unveiled its Spring 2012 schedule of performances.

In 2012, changes planned for Scholars' Day go far beyond a new name.