SUNY Cortland is excited to begin a Disability Pride campaign. We know that people with disabilities strengthen the campus community and we want to highlight their accomplishments, experiences, and ...

The SUNY Cortland Cupboard is the campus food pantry and a major resource for any student experiencing food insecurity, ...

Bert Edelstein ’74 won national recognition for the long-classified efforts of his father and other World War II heroes.

This year’s events are sponsored by the Student Activities Board (SAB), Campus Activities and Corey Union, Cortland Auxiliary ...

Red Dragons Read’s first chapter has begun, with the program offering a free take-a-book, return-a-book system to anyone on ...

Now 78, Switzer reran the Boston Marathon in 2017 at age 70 to mark the 50th anniversary of her famous first run. Her talk at ...

Kuehner is serving an elected, 14-year term as a trial court judge who hears cases in New York’s 5th Judicial District, which ...

A rivalry that forged football’s “biggest little game in the nation” is back when the 2025 Cortaca Jug game takes place Saturday, Nov. 15 — and the SUNY Cortland campus community will have early ...

The annual Cortland CROP Walk will welcome hundreds of SUNY Cortland students for its 31st year on Sunday, Oct. 12. Part of a global walkathon sponsored by Church World Service, the event will help ...

Written by playwright Lauren Gunderson and directed by Deena Conley, SUNY Cortland associate professor and chair of performing arts, the plot of the two-act play sees a conservative politician’s aide, ...

SUNY Cortland continues to honor Latiné Heritage Month with a series of educational, cultural and social events running through Wednesday, Oct. 15. “Each year at SUNY Cortland, we observe Latiné ...

“Counted Out,” an illuminating and timely documentary that investigates one of the biggest crises of our time through an unexpected lens, math, will be screened on Tuesday, Sept. 30, at SUNY Cortland.