Campus News

Yom Ha Shoah, also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day, will be observed with a musical memorial event on Sunday, May 1.

Two individuals — a champion athlete who pioneered adaptive canoeing and a musician who plays internationally acclaimed concerts on the toy piano — will receive honorary doctoral degrees at Undergraduate Commencement ceremonies.

Four seniors were honored with 2011 State University of New York Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence.

Emily Perl Kingsley, an Emmy Award-winning writer for the television program “Sesame Street,” will present “Diversity on Sesame Street” Thursday, May 5.

Senior fine arts majors will exhibit their work in late April.

The College will celebrate Sustainability Week 2011 with presentations on climate change, the local food movement, renewable energy and other topics; two film screenings; and Earth Day activities.

After more than 40 years, the public services in speech and hearing disorder diagnosis and therapy moved to a new building on campus.

Mary Jo Buttafuoco, whose domestic tragedy hurled her family into the tabloid spotlight in 1992, will talk Wednesday, April 20.

The SUNY Cortland Gospel Choir celebrates its silver anniversary with a 25th Anniversary Reunion Concert at 4 p.m. on Sunday, May 1, in Old Main Brown Auditorium. The program features alumni and current choir members and includes contemporary and traditional gospel music and spirituals. It is under the direction of Robert Brown.

Eighteen students began a gentle harmony, the latest hit by Bruno Mars.