Campus News

Claudia Brenner, who barely lived to write the book Eight Bullets: One Woman’s Story of Surviving Anti-Gay Violence, will lecture on Monday, March 30, at SUNY Cortland.

In light of five successful Summer Teacher Institutes in Belize, SUNY Cortland is planning another program from July 3-12 that will bring teachers back to that Central American country for a unique learning experience.

The 2008-09 Rozanne M. Brooks Lecture Series at SUNY Cortland will continue during the spring semester with talks by guest speakers on the theme of "The Culture of Violence."

SUNY Cortland students have been working closely with children at the five elementary schools in the Cortland Enlarged City School District since last fall, a sign of the new partnership between the district and the nearby college that prepares teachers.

For a third consecutive year, SUNY Cortland has received federal recognition for its community service by being named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.

For the second time, the Tournées Festival, designed to help bring contemporary French cinema to college campuses, comes to the SUNY Cortland campus with five showings during March and April.

Six SUNY Cortland students have been named SUNY Cortland's Phi Kappa Phi Scholars of the Year, and two are being recognized with honorable mentions.

Historian Alan Singer, a professor of education at Hofstra University, will address "Time to Teach the Truth: The History of Slavery in New York State" during a daylong series of talks and workshops at SUNY Cortland and at Cortland Junior-Senior High School on Wednesday, March 4.

An exhibition of contemporary Indian art of the Diaspora, implying concepts of change and adaptation, is on display in the Dowd Gallery at SUNY Cortland.

A Cortland City police officer and a representative from HSBC Bank will discuss identity theft and financial fraud, during SUNY Cortland’s community roundtable on Thursday, March 5.