Campus News

Tonia St. Germain, assistant professor and Gender Studies Program coordinator at Eastern Oregon University, will discuss wartime sexual violence, on Thursday, March 26, at SUNY Cortland.

George Feder, once one of America’s most wanted jewel thieves who now uses the knowledge he gained as a criminal for good, will share his former exploits on Tuesday, March 24, at SUNY Cortland.

Dameon V. Alexander, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Cambridge in England, will discuss “The Imprint of Business and Technology on Urban Education” on Thursday, March 19, at SUNY Cortland.

"Drawing Outside the Lines," an exhibition of work by SUNY Cortland Art and Art History Department students, opened Wednesday, March 18, at the Beard Building Gallery

SUNY Cortland has obtained a federal grant for $247,000 to develop academic programs that will train tomorrow’s community leaders and help keep young people in the state after graduation.

Jennifer Fox, an internationally acclaimed, award-winning filmmaker, will speak about her experience traveling the globe to document women's lives, on Wednesday, March 18, at SUNY Cortland.

The New York City-based chamber music group, ETA3, will present a variety of works by romantic, French impressionist and contemporary composers on Sunday, April 5, at SUNY Cortland.

SUNY Cortland has obtained a federal grant for $247,000 to develop academic programs that will train tomorrow's community leaders and help keep young people in the state after graduation.

SUNY Cortland’s Institute for Civic Engagement (ICE) is seeking nominations from the College and the Cortland community for its fifth annual Leadership in Civic Engagement Awards.

Krista Merry, a senior speech pathology and audiology major from Homer, N.Y., has won the top honor in SUNY Cortland's annual writing contest for the second year. Merry is one of five undergraduate and three graduate students who will receive $100 in the College Writing Contest for each of their winning entries. She was recognized for her short story, "Flower of the Field," written for a Writing Fiction course taught by Mario Hernandez, lecturer of English.