Campus News

Junior Bradley Blake founded and leads a new campus chapter of an association formed by Black chemists and chemical engineers.

The creators of NIL Finder won $10,000 for their business plan and hope to begin operations this summer.

National ranking of schools placed SUNY Cortland among best for access and earnings.

The 11th annual Blackbird Film Festival will screen 60 films, including student creations.

WCNY’s public affairs program “Ivory Tower” will record a special episode on campus featuring two SUNY Cortland panelists.

Transformations lets students share the results of their hard work throughout the school year on an array of topics.

The seniors will receive the prestigious student honor at an April 29 ceremony in Albany.

Entrepreneurship students that presented start-up ideas advanced to statewide finals.

The employees were recognized for excellence in teaching, research, service and librarianship.

The annual juried exhibition features artwork submitted by 48 SUNY Cortland students.