How do people perceive the world? What motivates them? How do children learn? What makes us angry, or sad, or happy or depressed? How does the brain work? These are just some of the questions you'll ...

Navigate the costs of higher education with Cortland. Access financial aid resources to make your educational dreams a reality.

Ludwikowski presented “Civil War Statues, Cultural Heritage or the Manifestation of False History?” on June 14 during the ...

Internship experience helped Nicole Bellettiere ’22 secure a championship-winning position with the Tampa Bay Sun FC.

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 ...

Red Dragons earned three recent Academic All-America honors and three SUNY Spring Scholar Athlete of the Year Awards.

Dr. Spitzer is the author of fifteen books, including four on the presidency, and five on gun control, and over 600 scholarly articles, book chapters, reviews, papers, and essays, and is Series Editor ...

This summer, 308 of the best young scientists from across the state will gather for a second year on the SUNY Cortland campus to compete in solving environmental problems during the New York State ...

Charles H. Spink, professor emeritus of chemistry, passed away peacefully from congestive heart failure at his home in Fort Collins, Colo., on April 24, 2025. He is survived by his wife, Libby ...

Last spring, a trio of flag football players from Staten Island led by Samantha Toscano, then a SUNY Cortland sophomore, created the university’s first-ever women’s flag football club team. Though ...

Home News News Detail 05/19/2025 Groundbreaking historian Laura Gathagan was recently recognized as the 2025 recipient of SUNY Cortland’s Rozanne M. Brooks Dedicated Teacher Award for giving her ...

A university-community partnership is making it easier for students to recycle unwanted items when they leave campus.