Campus News

Sharon Steadman, an associate professor in SUNY Cortland’s Sociology/Anthropology Department, will serve as the acting director of the James M. Clark Center for International Education.

Mike Tota was named Capital One Academic All-American and is one of four SUNY Cortland athletes selected for Capital One's Academic All-District Squads.

SUNY Cortland recently awarded nearly $17,000 in scholarships to help 22 students expand their educational horizons in Australia, Europe or South America.

SUNY Cortland has named Mary Schlarb of Ithaca, N.Y., as director of the International Programs Office.

Associate Provost Nancy Aumann, who served SUNY Cortland as an administrator and educator for 12 years, retired on June 29.

SUNY Cortland hired Christie Zwahlen to coordinate programs for its Institute for Civic Engagement.

The New York Jets today will not hold summer training camp at SUNY Cortland this year because of time constraints caused by the ongoing NFL contract dispute.

The SUNY Cortland men’s and women’s intercollegiate athletic program finished 16th out of 440 NCAA Division III programs nationwide in the 2010-11 Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup competition.

Three Cortland ballplayers were honored for academic achievement as well as athletic ability as winners of the State University of New York Athletic Conference Chancelor's Scholar-Athlete Award.

Mike Compton learned the game in Cortland, and is now one of the best players in the country.