Campus News

Three Cortland ballplayers were honored for academic achievement as well as athletic ability as winners of the State University of New York Athletic Conference Chancelor's Scholar-Athlete Award.

Mike Compton learned the game in Cortland, and is now one of the best players in the country.

Nearly 600 alumni and friends are expected to enjoy class get-togethers, parties and other activities on campus from July 14-17 during Alumni Reunion 2011.

Janet Wolf, who taught literature and theater for 20 years, retired on Dec. 31.

Arnold Rist ’47 and Ronnie Sternin Silver ’67 will receive the Outstanding Alumni Volunteer Award at a luncheon during SUNY Cortland Alumni Reunion 2011.

The campus and community were flush with very physically fit, older citizens recently, participants in the 2011 Empire State Senior Games.

The SUNY Cortland Alumni Association will present its most prestigious honor, the Distinguished Alumni Award, on Saturday, July 16.

The College's intercollegiate athletics program finished first in the SUNYAC Commissioner's Cup standings for the 2010-11 school year.

Sheila Dai served SUNY Cortland’s Counseling Center for 35 years. She has been designated assistant director emerita of counseling.

SUNY Cortland recently won special recognition for its community engagement from the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll by being named to the Honor Roll with Distinction for the first time.