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The 2024-25 Brooks Lecture series opens with a retired Marine Corps colonel’s discussion of advanced warmaking.

A Cortland couple directed their support to Memorial Library’s teaching materials center.

To learn hands-on skills and unwind from classes, Makerspace just might be the place.

Two books for SUNY Cortland’s 2024-25 common read will focus on the intangibles in our lives.

Register now for the 30th annual Cortland CROP Hunger Walk on Oct. 20. 

A community talk will examine the benefits and problems of trigger warnings and safe spaces while modeling how to discuss issues without drama. 

Barbara Galpin ’68, M ’74 is providing support for SUNY Cortland’s efforts to educate students by engaging in real-world projects aimed at improving society.

The all-new “By Any Other Name” promises to bring modern fun to classic characters. 

Chancellor John B. King hosted civic engagement event and promoted student voting at SUNY Cortland.

Colombian visitors will showcase culture and the plantain, an important worldwide food staple.