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News and events
Faculty/Staff News
Winter trip to Sri Lanka a success
Twelve communication disorders and sciences students basked in sunshine and an international clinical opportunity.
EOP, C.U.R.E. scholar earns praise from President Obama
The former president highlighted sophomore Ikenna Okoye on social media for his participation in an Obama Foundation program.
Cortland partners in new AI initiative
SUNY schools will join resources to examine the best uses for the new technology.
President’s talk points to opportunities, signs of hope
President Erik J. Bitterbaum shared campus updates during his Spring 2026 State of the University Address.