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Brittany DeBlasio
A desire to help a wide range of students from birth-grade 6 lead Brittany DeBlasio to Cortland for her undergraduate degree in early childhood and childhood education. But she also chose the College because the first time she walked onto the campus, she knew it was the place for her. Read More About Brittany DeBlasio
Ngozichukwu Mafiana
When Ngozi first started up the Pan African Student Association, there were only two members in the student club outside of her close circle of friends. Membership soon grew to 15. “It was because of our hard work and the fact that we stuck together,” she said. “That feeling is so rewarding.” Read More About Ngozichukwu MafianaView All News Stories News
‘Topographies’ Explores Landscape Through Art
The pair of artists worked collaboratively to develop themes in this exhibition.
SUNY Cortland to Honor Peter DiNardo ’68
On Monday, the late SUNY Oneonta psychologist joins the Academic Hall of Fame.
‘R/Evolution’ Series Continues during March
The month will feature films, lectures, book readings and a conference.
Research Lab Named in Professor’s Memory
The Arden P. Zipp Student Research Laboratory is a tribute to the late professor.
‘A Solar Home Companion’ Coming Feb. 28
The day features filmmaker Josh Fox and state political figure Zephyr Teachout.
Development Sociologist to Discuss Farming
Wendy Wolford will use rural Mozambique as a case study at her March 4 talk.
Hanson Place Men’s Chorale to Sing March 7
The gospel ensemble from Brooklyn, N.Y., first raised their voices in 1986.Did You Know?
