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Face coverings strongly recommended indoors
The New York State Department of Health is urging people in Central New York to wear face coverings.
Please be mindful about COVID-19
An update to the campus community.
Nia Vega is selected as a Newman Civic Fellow
Advocacy for victims of violence netted a national fellowship for this SUNY Cortland student.
Women History Month talk explores healing through nature
Sherron Brown, a non-traditional student and Cortland resident, will offer a talk “Black Women in the Woods: Finding Solace in Nature,” on Thursday, March 24.
Keats scholar to discuss poem on memory
Planned speaker Karla Alwes recently retired from SUNY Cortland’s English Department.
Cortland is a bike-friendly university
The campus was recognized by the League of American Bicyclists.
Cortland Transit seeking campus feedback
Survey seeks opinions on look and name of transportation system that serves campus.
Disabled rights legal advocate to speak
Activist Lydia X.Z. Brown explores how factors like race can compound bias against people with disabilities.
Students uncover hidden news stories
A class assignment resulted in six SUNY Cortland students publishing underplayed news discoveries on the national Project Censored website.
Voting begins for SUNY’s Mascot Madness
SUNY Cortland’s Red Dragon needs your support to win the annual online competition.
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