Campus News

For more than 400 fortunate Cortland County residents, eight SUNY Cortland students have relieved the impending terror brought on by W-2 and 1099 forms.

The 14th annual Scholars’ Day, a series of presentations highlighting faculty, staff and student scholarship and research at SUNY Cortland, will take place in Old Main on Friday, April 16.

More than 850 Central New York college students and 90 school district recruiters from New York and other states are expected to attend the 25th annual Central New York Teacher Recruitment Days on April 12-13 at SUNY Cortland.

John de Graaf, executive director of Take Back Your Time, an organization challenging time poverty and overwork in the U.S. and Canada, will speak on Friday, April 16, at SUNY Cortland.

Even historians who teach about the Nazi Holocaust continue to find this period to be subject to much exploration and contention, one noted Holocaust scholar will discuss on Wednesday, April 14, at SUNY Cortland.

SUNY Cortland art students welcome spring with an exhibition titled “Moist,” which opened on April 1 at Main Street SUNY Cortland’s Beard Building Gallery, 9 Main St.

Peter McGinnis, a SUNY Cortland professor of kinesiology and assistant director of graduate studies, will deliver the keynote address at the institution’s annual Honors Convocation on Saturday, April 17.

The North American musical group, Foothills Brass Quintet, will present “Bourbon Street to Broadway” on Monday, April 12.

A crowd of students and faculty alike gathered for the inaugural SUNY Cortland Speech and Debate Club presentation in Jacobus Lounge on Feb. 24. Held in honor of Black History Month, the debate discussed President Obama's stimulus package.

Louise M. Conley, Ph.D., of Princeton, N.J., a member of the Cortland College Foundation Board of Directors, has bequeathed $1 million to SUNY Cortland to create its first endowed academic chair.