Campus News

Michael D. Berzonsky, an internationally respected SUNY Cortland psychology professor whose work redefined commonly accepted thinking about how young people gain an identity, has been appointed a Distinguished Professor, the highest academic rank in the SUNY system.

Six high-achieving members of SUNY Cortland’s chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and largest honor society for all academic disciplines, share the secrets of their impressive success.

Electric cars will be able to power up at Tully (N.Y.) High School using energy generated by the sun and the wind.

Two students received Dominion Scholarships to study environmental geoscience at the College.

Campus professionals for the first time will participate in the College’s annual summer institute on educating educators about inclusiveness on campus.

The Seven Valleys Writing Project (SVWP) will accept applications for its Summer Institute.

A SUNY Cortland athletic trainer is asking students, faculty and staff to take a minute out of their day to learn how to save someone’s life.

The College recently hosted a visiting official from Khazar University, a private school in Azerbaijan whose president is a Cortland graduate and a former dean.

Andrea Lachance will become the interim dean of the School of Education effective July 1.

The College Council last week approved SUNY Cortland’s plans to build a new, 220-bed residence hall.