SUNY Cortland was selected for Newsweek’s first-ever America’s Best Colleges for Women list, ranking among the best in standards including leadership, pay and policy, safety and opportunity.

A new strength and conditioning graduate program is coming to SUNY Cortland’s Kinesiology Department this fall. In ...

The Educational Opportunity Program will utilize more than $50,000 to increase student participation in high-impact practices ...

Lori Reichel doesn’t just strive to instruct future health educators at SUNY Cortland. The assistant professor of health’s ...

Since March 23, SUNY Cortland has invited undergraduate students to participate in the SUNY Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) to understand how students perceive the quality of different programs and ...

Joshua Jenkins, a psychology major from New York City, was the university’s recipient of the Norman R. McConney Jr. Award for ...

A SUNY Cortland speaker series continues to bring leading voices in science to campus as part of an initiative celebrating ...

Cortaca’s famed status as “the biggest little game in the nation” helped SUNY Cortland earn a trophy off the field at the ...

SUNY Cortland biologist Andrea Dávalos examines the overlapping impact of non-native species in American forests.

Student Select 2026, SUNY Cortland’s annual, juried exhibition featuring impressive student artwork, runs through Wednesday, ...

SUNY Cortland welcomes applications from students who have attended post-secondary institutions. We understand that making the transition to another school can be an overwhelming process, and on this ...