The residence life and housing staff want you as the parent and family of your student to know what is happening while they are away at college. Sending your child to college is a time of transition for everyone, and we will work hard to make it a smooth transition.
Please visit this page for regular updates, new information and ways you can help your student be successful while they are at SUNY Cortland.
Are you new to SUNY Cortland? Thinking about coming here? We have lots of information available to you! Visit the New Student page for more on living on campus at SUNY Cortland.
Have you previously lived on campus and would like to return? Complete the wait list form.
Many of our forms are found through myRedDragon, including the New Student Preference form and RSP form for returning students. Follow these steps to locate the forms:
Supporting your student’s education, especially at a college located in a different country and culture, can be exciting and concerning. You can rest assured that SUNY Cortland faculty members, staff, students and programs are focused on your student’s well-being. View the International Student Guide to learn more about helping your student prepare for a successful experience.
If you would like to send your student mail or a package, please address it like this:
[Student Name]
15 Neubig Hall
[Student Residence Hall]
Cortland, NY 13045
For example:
Jane Williams
15 Neubig Hall
Alger Hall
Cortland, NY 13045
Please refrain from putting SUNY Cortland, P.O. Box 2000 or the four-digit zip code extension "0900" on the envelope or package or that mail will go to the Residence Life and Housing Office rather than directly to your student's residence hall.
Student's Name
[Building #] West Campus Circle, [Apt. #]
Cortland, NY 13045-3571
Student's Name
Leadership House, [Room #]
94 Prospect Ave.
Cortland, NY 13045
For more information regarding USPS, UPS, and FedEx mail delivery, visit Residence Life and Housing.
Keep in touch with your student by sending a Care Package.
Our 17 residence halls provide a comfortable, safe, fun and friendly living environment for your student.
READ MORE about on-campus living
The city of Cortland is a safe community with numerous housing options for students.
Required to live on campus for four semesters or two full years.
Required to live on campus for two semesters or one full year.
*If you are a new student who qualifies to live off campus, please complete the New Student Off Campus Approval Form
There is no higher priority at SUNY Cortland than the safety of the campus community, and we take many steps to maintain a safe environment.
Residence Life and Housing
Van Hoesen Hall, Room B-33
Email: Residence Life and Housing
Phone: 607-753-4724
Fax: 607-753-5984
Hours: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.