See all the smiling faces? Notice the sea of Red Dragon gear? Love the green space, historic architecture, impressive athletic and fitness facilities, great places to eat?
You must be at SUNY Cortland. We know you’ll love it here.
See all the smiling faces? Notice the sea of Red Dragon gear? Love the green space, historic architecture, impressive athletic and fitness facilities, great places to eat?
You must be at SUNY Cortland. We know you’ll love it here.
Get up, get active, get going! SUNY Cortland is committed to your well-being.
We provide safe housing, medical and counseling services, emergency alerts, campus ministries, and health education programs. You can recharge in our top-tier fitness facilities or through a variety of recreational and sport clubs.
Learn more about SUNY Cortland health and wellness resources that help you stay healthy, safe and strong.
Living in one of SUNY Cortland’s 18 residence halls means joining a safe and friendly community.
Freshmen live on campus for four semesters, and eligible transfer students for two. Choose the hall style that fits you, from suites to doubles and themed floors.
Get connected and grow as a leader through the Residence Hall Association or Residence Life Conference—there’s always plenty happening on campus.
Visit the Residence Life and Housing Office site for additional information.
SUNY Cortland supports sustainable living through recycling, energy conservation and eco-friendly transportation. Learn more about sustainability resources and initiatives on campus.
With dining spots across campus, you can keep your mind and body energized with plenty of delicious options—from sushi and made-to-order stir-fries to fresh salad bars and specialty coffee.
All students — including freshmen — are allowed to have cars on campus, though they must register them with the University Police Department. But you don’t need a car to get around campus. The campus bus runs every half hour and community bikes are always ready to ride.
Our campus is strongest when the many backgrounds and perspectives of our students, faculty, staff and international partners come together. By respecting and learning from our differences, you gain deeper insight in the classroom and help make our community richer for all.