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New sanctions for COVID violations include mandatory dismissal or suspension
New SUNY-wide mandatory minimum sanctions for COVID violations requires suspension or dismissal for a variety of potentially risky behaviors.
Wellness Wednesday events continue via podcast
Students can continue to learn about their own health and wellness virtually this semester.
Cortland Cupboard is open and more available
The food pantry added technology to safeguard students during the pandemic.
Cortland among Sierra Club’s top “Cool Schools”
Sierra magazine has recognized the university for sustainability each of the past five years.
Greek Multicultural Council highlighted in forum series
Black Lives and Liberation Forum Series to host two more campus conversations this semester.
Executive-in-Residence to speak on healthcare and politics
Rick Pollack ’77 heads the American Hospital Association and has led the nation’s response to COVID-19.
Meet SGA President Callie Humphrey
The newly elected Student Government Association president aims to serve students.
Show your Red Dragon Pride on Sept. 30
There are opportunities to participate both in-person and online.
Chancellor issues system-wide sanctions for COVID-19 violations
President Bitterbaum shares new, SUNY-wide mandatory sanctions for students who violate COVID-related policies aimed at keeping the community safe.
Flu shots available on campus at no charge
Flu shots, a good defense against the double threat posed by the arrival of traditional flu season while the COVID virus continues to spread, will be available at no charge on campus.
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