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Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day
SUNY Cortland has observed the day since 2018 to remember the indigenous people of North America.
Dowd Gallery to showcase 35-year artists’ collaboration
Exhibition of work by the late Paul Chambers and Allen Mooney will display their unlikely interplay.
Transfer and non-trad student week is Oct. 21
About 550 to 600 transfer students will join the campus community just this academic year.
New webpage offers campus free speech guidance
The SUNY Cortland President's Cabinet reminded the university community of rights and responsibilities related to sharing ideas and opinions on campus and unveiled a new free speech webpage.
Events raise domestic violence awareness
Student clubs and university offices come together to raise awareness about interpersonal violence and offer resources to individuals seeking support.
University joins spotted lanternfly tracking effort
A trap near the Professional Studies Building is part of the largest invasive insect monitoring program in the Finger Lakes.
Series explores secrets and mysteries
The 2024-25 Brooks Lecture series opens with a retired Marine Corps colonel’s discussion of advanced warmaking.
Opening minds one book at a time
A Cortland couple directed their support to Memorial Library’s teaching materials center.
Library offers crafting space for recreation and education
To learn hands-on skills and unwind from classes, Makerspace just might be the place.
A safe space to debate safe spaces
A community talk will examine the benefits and problems of trigger warnings and safe spaces while modeling how to discuss issues without drama.
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