Campus News

Antlers' transfer from ASC to the Cortland College Foundation is moving forward.

Tahuantinsuyo was scheduled to perform Wednesday, Nov. 7.

More than 1,500 voters registered on campus for the Nov. 6 election.

A Nov. 6 film screening and a Nov. 13 lecture focus on Native American culture.

Sierra Adare-Tasiwoopa ápi will discuss stereotyping on Thursday, Nov. 1.

The Francis J. Cheney Educational Leadership Breakfast Conference is on Nov. 1.

“Beyond 2012: A New Space Odyssey,” takes place Thursday, Nov. 1.

A re-enactment of naturalist John Muir highlights this year's conference.

All classes and campus activities are being held at their regularly scheduled times. Commuting students should continue to use their own judgment in deciding whether to travel. Students who feel conditions are unsafe should contact their instructors to notify them of their absence.

Future teachers will learn the importance of role-playing Tuesday, Oct. 30.