The University Police at SUNY Cortland, a police force of 19 sworn officers, coordinates law enforcement and personal safety on campus and University-owned property. We are an established police ...

SUNY Cortland welcomes all students to campus, including students attending other institutions and community members. Because of the various populations we serve, there are multiple modes of ...

The Culturally Responsive Teaching (CRT) Initiative at SUNY Cortland supports the campus mission of creating diverse learning experiences by promoting instructional practices that are responsive to ...

Welcome! As part of its educational mission, SUNY Cortland supports and fosters research in order to advance knowledge and scholarship. When research activities involve human participants, ethical ...

Construction continues along Main Street and has begun on Groton Avenue. For now, the Groton Avenue construction is between Main Street and Homer Avenue. Project will eventually extend down to Otter ...

Allen Mooney, woodcut on lithograph with graphite and color pencil. Paul Chambers, detail of Silverspring and Untitled from Transorma series, oil on canvas. The Dowd Gallery is pleased to present ...

Students who commit to attending the book club may request a free copy of Bewilderment, generously provided by the Haines Fund. Please visit the English Department office (Old Main 112) during ...

Rozanne M. Brooks was a member of the Sociology/Anthropology Department from 1956 until 1992. During her tenure she was named a Distinguished Teaching Professor, and she dedicated her career to ...

There are two registration processes for this event. Register with ACE HERE. Register with TC3 with the link provided in the ACE registration form. Join ACE at the TC3 Open House. This is a great ...

SUNY Cortland has one of the best online teacher education programs in New York state and the best among similar SUNY institutions, according to TeacherCertificationDegrees.com, a peer-reviewed ...

Many allies stand ready to help two very special groups of students who have taken a different path to arriving at SUNY Cortland to earn their bachelor’s degrees. Greg Diller, coordinator of ...