Campus News

Supporters get even more gift match opportunities this year to help their favorite Cortland cause.

Fifty art students compete for the top prize, to be announced Wednesday, in this annual, juried exhibition.

For a second time, the university is honored for its voter education, registration and turnout efforts.

The annual spring conference is a chance to highlight academic excellence on campus.

Forty-five SUNY Cortland transfer students were inducted into Tau Sigma National Honor Society.

Katelyn Thompson will receive a Norman R. McConney Jr. Award for Student Excellence.

The SGA will follow up on the campus-wide activity during Cortland’s spring administrative meeting on April 22.

Three interns were part of federal and state efforts to save the Great Lakes ecosystem.

After more than a decade of dormancy, the annual volunteer campus cleanup will return on Arbor Day.

Cortland Stars Club members train athletes with disabilities.