Abraham Lincoln DeMond 1889 Day was initiated in 2023 to honor DeMond, Cortland’s first Black alum. He graduated just 24 ...

During his hourlong remarks on Jan. 23, Bitterbaum discussed four leading student concerns, according to national data: ...

SUNY Cortland will host the Spring 2025 Conley Wellness Wednesday Series featuring speakers, presentations and other programs intended to help students adjust to college life and maintain healthy ...

The SUNY Cortland Cupboard (campus food pantry) is open for students in need of food and personal hygiene items at no cost. There is no application required to access the Cupboard. Each student needs ...

Kevin B. Sheets, Professor and Chair (American cultural history, 19th century U.S.) Randi Storch, Distinguished Teaching Professor (American labor history, 20th century U.S.) ...

Kinesiology is the study of human movement. Interesting careers within the field include working in the fitness industry (i.e., personal trainer or strength and conditioning specialist), working for a ...

If you have questions about any event, please email the Multicultural Life and Diversity Office.

All New York state teacher preparation programs are currently required to be nationally accredited, and SUNY Cortland has ...

When you arrive at Cortland, your room will have an extra-long twin bed, dresser, desk, desk chair, floor lamp, recycle bin and a closet/armoire; it's what you and your roommate(s) bring that makes it ...

Students choose SUNY Cortland for their graduate school experience because of the strong reputation we have for excellence in teacher education, physical education, sport management and other fields.

Some of your most memorable SUNY Cortland experiences will take place at the William H. Parks Family Center for Environmental and Outdoor Education at Raquette Lake, which is located in the heart of ...

Literacy Department faculty are welcoming submittals for the upcoming edition of The Language and Literacy Spectrum.