Campus News

The video was a part of SUNY's PRIDE 2020 celebrations this June.

It was the only facility open in Cortland County for children from birth to age 5.

Donors backed important initiatives including the Student Emergency Fund.

The program, which full-time students can complete in one year, leads to two teaching certifications in a discipline that applies to all subjects.

SUNY Cortland submitted an expanded plan for returning to on-campus education for the Fall 2020 semester.

All non-essential SUNY Cortland personnel will continue to work remotely through the end of July.

SUNY Cortland is already well on its way to meeting requirements that will enable it to restart on campus this fall.

President Erik J. Bitterbaum updates faculty and staff on steps being taken for a safe return to SUNY Cortland's campus.

SUNY Cortland's proposed plan to return to on-campus learning for the fall 2020 semester is outlined on the new site.

SUNY Cortland has received more than $3.1 million in federal CARES Act funds to help students with expenses related to COVID-19.