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“Possessing Harriet” opens Feb. 24

“Possessing Harriet” opens Feb. 24

The play recounts the true story of an escaped slave in Madison County in 1839.


SUNY Cortland alum wins $112,000 on Wheel of Fortune

SUNY Cortland alum wins $112,000 on Wheel of Fortune

Schenectady, N.Y., native Ilene Singer Knebel ’84 is the first $100,000 bonus round winner in 2022.


Orchestra plans holiday concert

Orchestra plans holiday concert

The Dec. 7 concert “It’s About Time” explores a musical approach that’s worked through the ages.


“Big Fish” opens Friday, Nov. 12

“Big Fish” opens Friday, Nov. 12

The musical will be performed in Dowd Fine Arts Center Theatre through Nov. 21.


Performing Arts Department announces 2021-22 calendar

Performing Arts Department announces 2021-22 calendar

Several musicals, plays, concerts and demonstrations are among the highlights.


“Raise Your Voice” streaming online

“Raise Your Voice” streaming online

The Performing Arts Department’s latest production has themes of racial justice and women’s empowerment.


Performing Arts presents “Raise Your Voice: A Call to Social Change”

Performing Arts presents “Raise Your Voice: A Call to Social Change”

The virtual performance, featuring music, dance, poetry and prose, launches online on Saturday, March 27.


Faculty, staff and alumni pitch in for “Ghosts in the Park”

Faculty, staff and alumni pitch in for “Ghosts in the Park”

Cortland Repertory Theatre is hosting a spooky event for families on Oct. 30 and 31.


Choral Union sings melody for our times

Choral Union sings melody for our times

Members overcame considerable technical hurdles to deliver a memorable performance.


Psychology, performing arts collaborate for mock interviews

Psychology, performing arts collaborate for mock interviews

Student actors showcase skills in a forensic psychology course.