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Faculty/Staff News
Student researchers join AI for Public Good initiative
Two undergraduates earned a $6,000 stipend as part of the summer research program hosted at Binghamton University.
SUNY Cortland marks 25th anniversary of Sept. 11
The university will host a film screening, discussions and an annual remembrance ceremony.
New study abroad trip highlights art in Italy
Led by the Art and Art History Department, the 10-day summer experience explored art and culture in Florence, Verona and Venice.
Common read program will focus on theme of ‘Fire’
Free events across the fall and spring semesters will bring campus together to discuss selected books and the theme.