21 SUNY student visas have already been revoked. What could this mean for students here at SUNY Cortland? In a sweeping federal action, at least 21 international students across the State University of New York (SUNY) system have experienced changes to their visa statuses, with several facing revocation, according to university officials. This development is […]
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A Glimpse of SUNY Cortland’s Future: Accepted Students Open House
Admitted students and their families joined current students and faculty in filling Corey Gymnasium in Park Center on Saturday for SUNY Cortland’s annual Accepted Students Open House. To kick off the day SUNY Cortland President Erik J. Bitterbaum, SGA President Khyla Diggs, and Director of Admissions and Enrollment Planning Jose Feliciano welcomed students and their […]
Weathering The Storm
CORTLAND, NY – For most sports, snow signals a delay, a postponement, or even a cancellation. But for many lacrosse players across the northern United States and Canada, and especially at SUNY Cortland, snow is simply part of the game. Whether it’s early-season matchups or surprise April snowstorms, athletes often find themselves lacing up their […]
Take Advantage of Open Advising Every Wednesday at SUNY Cortland
Cortland is here to help you with all your advising questions! Academic advisors are available for walk-in meetings if you need to discuss your upcoming courses, explore majors, or access valuable campus resources. Every Wednesday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., visit Advisement and Transition in Memorial Library, Room A-111, for Open Advising. They are […]
SUNY Cortland’s Commitment to Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention
With April being the month dedicated to sexual assault awareness, SUNY Cortland plans to spend the next couple of weeks committed to bringing its awareness and prevention to campus. By hosting multiple different events, the It’s On Us Committee and our campus partners are ready to shed light on such an important month. Sexual Assault […]
This Friday: TEDxSUNY Cortland Will Explore The Invisible Forces of Air
This Friday, April 4th, Cortland is hosting a TEDxSUNY Cortland conference to spark conversation between community members, faculty, students, and alumni about big ideas and concepts relating to all aspects of life. From 6:00-8:00 p.m. in Sperry Room 205, this free event is open to anyone interested in hearing a wide variety of speakers talk […]
Take Advantage of the Sunshine
As the days grow longer and as the warmth expands, it’s time to shed winter’s sadness and greet springtime’s pleasures. The transition from cold air to hot air encourages us to really love outside fun, to totally renew our rooms, and to greatly involve ourselves in the good vibes. If you want ways to make […]
Cortland Standard Closes After 157 Years in Business
The Cortland Standard, a family-owned business founded in 1867, announced its closing after filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection on Thursday, March 13. Due to the expected 25% tariff on newsprints, the decrease in readers, and the skyrocketing costs, The Cortland Standard had to stop operations. An article posted on the Cortland Standards’ website confirmed […]
Don’t Miss Out: Schedule Your Senior Portraits ASAP
With graduation just around the corner, it’s important to remember to set aside time for senior portraits. March 24-28, in the Caleion Room (3rd Floor, Corey Union), is the last chance seniors will have to capture their final moments as a Red Dragon. Free sessions are open from 9am-5pm all week. With only a couple […]
Red Dragons Take on Applying to Grad School
Applications for admission to graduate schools have increased nationwide for the second year in a row. Many graduating students are preparing for the process of applying to graduate school at the start of this new semester at SUNY Cortland. Senior Julia Devivo, who’s graduating with a B.A. in psychology, admitted that she may be a bit […]