As of September 2026, gas prices across the country have reached an average of $4.4786, breaking the $4 mark since 2022, due to the conflict with the US and Iran. Cortland’s gas prices are an average of $4.39 per gallon for unleaded gas, just 63 cents away from the average highest gas prices reported in […]
What was Covered During Cortland’s Faculty Senate Meeting – Spring 2026
Tuesday, April 21st and May 5th, SUNY Cortland’s Faculty Senate meeting covered important issues and changes that will affect students and faculty. Red Dragon Athletes: SUNY Cortland’s President, Erik Bitterbaum, opened the meeting thanking professors who attended the president list award ceremonies before bringing up an issue that affects 878 student athletes. According to Bitterbaum, […]
9/11 25th Anniversary: A Cortland Perspective on a Nation Changed Forever
Written by Keira Ann Remington and Gianna Masseria This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks which claimed 2,996 lives when four hijacked planes targeted the twin towers in New York City and the pentagon with one aircraft crashing in Shanksville, Pa. The devastation of the attack was felt across the nation […]
“Unidos, Somos Mas: Together, We Are More” Revisiting Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15th to October 15th, We need to go over the cultural details that you may have missed during Bad Bunny’s halftime show. It has been a NINE long months since the Super Bowl, and I still can’t get over this year’s halftime show. Nearly 130 […]
SUNY Cortland Partners with Advancing AI for the Public Good
As artificial intelligence rapidly grows and enters new spaces, departments must acclimate to new changes. SUNY Cortland is to participate in the statewide Advancing AI for the Public Good Initiative. The university plans to teach students how to use AI in a useful and ethical manner. The earliest forms of Generative AI have been around […]
SUNY Cortland Celebrated 100th Anniversary of Black History Month
This February marked the 100th anniversary since Black History Month was first established in 1926. SUNY Cortland’s Institutional Equity and Inclusion Office set up numerous events for the commemorative month. The month-long celebration aimed to bring awareness and appreciation to African American culture and their contributions to society. SUNY Cortland honored the tradition with multiple […]
SUNY Cortland’s New Global Passport Program
SUNY Cortland’s International Programs Office tries something new to motivate students to study abroad with its free Global Passport program. For the spring semester, at least 20 students will have the $165 passport fee covered with applications due by Thursday, Feb. 26. Based on this spring semester’s success, there will be more opportunities in the […]