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“Great Expectations” will help staff sharpen their teaching outcomes, strategies and tools.

More than 1,500 students were recognized at four ceremonies.

The annual spring event honors students for their high academic achievements.

The commissioner of the NCAA’s Southeastern Conference visited campus for a two-day executive-in-residence program.

The Great Expectations: SUNY Cortland Teaching and Learning Conference is planned for Tuesday, May 23 at SUNY Cortland.

The university ranked No. 14 in New York, according to a recent ranking based on cost, student success and reputation. 

Work, home and homework all merge for non-traditional student Patricia Parshall.

The university expects 1,384 first-year students, the most in the more than three decades first-year attendance has been tracked.

June has been declared Aphasia Awareness Month locally thanks to the Communication Disorders and Sciences Department.

Lynn Couturier MacDonald was elevated for her campus, state and national service in her field.

Seven university faculty and staff members received a SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence.

The award is the highest student honor presented by New York’s public university system.

Graduate students in athletic training and members of Emergency Medical Services practiced a rescue scenario involving a suspected cervical injury.

Jenna Kratz and Matthew Milano serve as model future physical and health educators.

Red Dragon connections to the big game include an assistant coach, the NFL’s senior director of event operations and four current sport management majors.