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Cortland wins expanded diversity teaching grant
The C.U.R.E. program will add students and continue for at least five more years.
Student researchers make the most of summer experience
Nine high-achieving students earned a summer undergraduate research fellowship in 2021, helping them pursue full-time scholarly work with a faculty member.
Sophia’s Garden makes philosophers of children
Toddlers to teens cultivate ideas they need to understand their world.
Red Dragon student-athletes earn 268 academic honors
The 268 awards are the most in the conference and the university’s highest total in the five years of the honor roll.
English educator wins two grants
Danica Savonick’s manuscript reveals four mid-20th century women poets also revolutionized teaching.
Recent grad earns Fulbright to teach in Spain
Christina Garcia ’20, a dual major in childhood/early childhood education and Spanish, will teach abroad through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
Non-traditional student blends in
Behind the scenes, Nakeesta Langton balances school and family life.
Future teacher is beating the odds
Non-traditional student Allison McDaniel hopes to help children overcome social barriers.
Literacy conference to raise self-awareness
The event aims for self-reflection toward a more inclusive classroom.
Cortland recognized again for transfer support
The university was named to Phi Theta Kappa’s Transfer Honor Roll for the fourth consecutive year.