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President urges students not to visit campus when sick
Students with even mild symptoms should contact Student Health Service as soon as possible.
SUNY Cortland remembers Sept. 11, 2001
The campus community is invited to a ceremony in the Corey Union Function Room.
Vaccination date clarification
Non-exempt students must receive their final dose by Sept. 27.
Not-yet-vaccinated students are running out of time
Students are reminded about upcoming deadlines for receiving vaccines and verifying their status.
President encourages safe weekend behavior
Students are reminded to follow COVID-19 policies over Labor Day weekend.
Robert Spitzer appears in political documentary
CNN has rescheduled its screening of "The Price of Freedom," about politics and gun control, to Sunday, Sept. 19.
Cortland wins expanded diversity teaching grant
The C.U.R.E. program will add students and continue for at least five more years.
Cortland ranks high for service, social mobility and value
Washington Monthly ranked the university among the top master’s-granting institutions in the nation.
Tree artist Jack Elliott to exhibit at Dowd Gallery
By turning naturally felled trees into art, Elliott aims to put humanity in perspective.
SUNY Cortland shines light on 21-Day Anti-Racism Challenge
To continue raising awareness about its commitment to fight racism, the university will shine green lights at its three main entrances.
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