Latest edition of SUNY Cortland Alumni magazine available
08/23/2019
The Summer 2019 digital edition of Columns, SUNY Cortland’s alumni magazine, is available online.
In it, readers will learn about a recent grad who’s riding high in professional horseracing, a record-breaking Kente ceremony, the final events of SUNY Cortland’s sesquicentennial year and much, much more.
As always, they’ll also be able to see what alumni from all class years are up to in Class Notes, catch up on Red Dragon sports news and explore all the upcoming events are planned for SUNY Cortland’s 80,000 alumni.
Whether you are a SUNY Cortland alum, a student who will one day be an alum, or a faculty or staff member who knows lots of alumni, Columns is a great way to strengthen your connection with SUNY Cortland.
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Make a Difference Day returns for campus spring cleaning
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Fish conservation research presented by students
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Special Olympics club aims high
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