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Students should follow social distancing or face suspension
Students in Cortland who disobey state COVID-19 guidelines could face serious disciplinary action.
Tricia Wilder directs Catholic Campus Ministry
Former insurance underwriter finds inspiration in campus ministry.
SUNY Cortland Title IX Office to continue operations remotely
Sex assault, harassment and discrimination will continue to be addressed, and victims will be assisted
Offices and resources for students will continue despite distance
Students will have modified access to resources and services through the end of the semester.
Dowd Gallery exhibition goes virtual
Gallery opens March 30 with contemporary pieces in ‘SUNY Design Invitational.’
Campus Ministries respond in crisis
Interfaith Center and Catholic ministers tend their flocks from a distance.
Important academic information for students from the provost
Provost Mark Prus offers an update for students about to begin distance learning.
SUNY Cortland grad producing hand sanitizer
Jason Barrett ’08 has modified his distillery to help those in need during the COVID-19 crisis.
SUNY Cortland student awarded Fulbright grant
Kiley Stoj, a senior anthropology and biology dual major, will study the ancient Indian medicine of Ayurveda in the Iron Age.
President Bitterbaum's video message for SUNY Cortland community
SUNY Cortland President Erik J. Bitterbaum talks to students, families, faculty, staff and alumni
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