An academic foray to Cuba immersed four SUNY Cortland students in music, dance and art as well as scholarship.

The annual Cortaca Jug football rivalry between SUNY Cortland and Ithaca College will return to Yankee Stadium for its 67th ...

Bert Edelstein ’74 won national recognition for the long-classified efforts of his father and other World War II heroes.

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 ...

The SUNY Cortland Cupboard is the campus food pantry and a major resource for any student experiencing food insecurity, ...

The famous Cortaca Jug game is headed back to the Bronx. For the second time in the storied football rivalry’s history, the two upstate rivals will square off at the home of the New York Yankees in ...

For more information visit Registrar's Office, Spring 2026 Registration ...

Written by playwright Lauren Gunderson and directed by Deena Conley, SUNY Cortland associate professor and chair of performing arts, the plot of the two-act play sees a conservative politician’s aide, ...

Red is green at SUNY Cortland. And Megan Swing, in her newly created position of energy and sustainability engagement coordinator, is looking for about 10 Red Dragons to help spread that message as ...

SUNY Cortland President Erik J. Bitterbaum welcomed faculty and staff members at the Fall 2024 President’s Opening Meeting by stressing the importance of strengthening the school’s culture of ...

Internships offer the potential for valuable learning opportunities outside the standard classroom setting. They can also serve as a bridge between the traditional academic setting and the ...

Most graduate students at SUNY Cortland don’t return to school after decades as a lawyer and educator. Then again, J.C. Polanco has made unique opportunities for himself his entire life. Working ...