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President asks families to stay home during study-in-place
This year's Family Weekend should not include in-person visits that could hurt virus containment efforts.
SUNY Cortland to expand surveillance testing
SUNY Cortland next week will begin tripling the number of pool surveillance tests it performs.
President offers additional Study-in-Place information
President Bitterbaum clarified several aspects of the study-in-place requirement put in place earlier this week.
Chancellor Malatras and President Bitterbaum announce pause following increase in COVID cases
In-person classes will be suspended for two weeks starting on Wednesday, Oct. 7.
SUNY Cortland shifts to temporary study-in-place operation
President Erik J. Bitterbaum announces a temporary move to remote learning to contain rising COVID cases among students.
New sanctions for COVID violations include mandatory dismissal or suspension
New SUNY-wide mandatory minimum sanctions for COVID violations requires suspension or dismissal for a variety of potentially risky behaviors.
Wellness Wednesday events continue via podcast
Students can continue to learn about their own health and wellness virtually this semester.
Cortland Cupboard is open and more available
The food pantry added technology to safeguard students during the pandemic.
Cortland among Sierra Club’s top “Cool Schools”
Sierra magazine has recognized the university for sustainability each of the past five years.
Greek Multicultural Council highlighted in forum series
Black Lives and Liberation Forum Series to host two more campus conversations this semester.
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