Campus News

Changes to ensure student safety mark the annual rite of school opening.

President Erik J. Bitterbaum warns incoming students that reckless behavior could end the on-campus experience for Fall 2020.

The study considered factors such as academics, admissions, quality of life, safety and sustainability.

Campus and Cortland County community members are teaming up to drive voting and registration.

SUNY Cortland will distribute two face coverings to each of its students.

President Erik J. Bitterbaum explains the rationale behind SUNY Cortland's plan for COVID-19 testing.

During the informal visit, the senate minority leader’ outlined $132 billion in aid for schools like Cortland included in the $3 trillion stimulus plan supported by congressional Democrats.

The screening should be completed 14 days before planned arrival on campus.

The Fall 2020 semester sparks fee adjustments, new limits on social gatherings.

Guidelines for adjusting student schedules for the upcoming semester were released by the Office of the Provost.