Tompkins Cortland Community College is collaborating with several local and state organizations on a new accelerated apprenticeship program. The program works with local businesses to identify candidates, provide training while the apprentice is paid, and finally produce qualified workers....

The entire community is invited to stop by the Panther Pantry Open House to learn more about the services offered. See how the Pantry has grown and how we are addressing the food insecurity of many of our students.   The Panther Pantry is located...

Join us for some fun in connection with the Panther Pantry and the April visit from the Food Bank of the Southern Tier's Mobile Food Pantry. Sliced is a friendly cooking competition where teams will use a mystery ingredient from the pantry to create their own culinary masterpieces...

Come walk some laps inside our campus buildings to help the College make it two straight years reaching our goal in the One Love Yards for Yeardley event. Last year Tompkins Cortland set a goal of 500,000 yards and more than doubled that...

Are you interested in working in the Human Services field? Would you like to talk with local organizations about their opportunities? Then come to the Student Center Boardroom every Monday in April at noon for free pizza and to meet with a representative from a different local human service agency...

Are you interested in working in the Human Services field? Would you like to talk with local organizations about their opportunities? Then come to the Student Center Boardroom every Monday in April at noon for free pizza and to meet with a representative from a different local human service agency...

Are you interested in working in the Human Services field? Would you like to talk with local organizations about their opportunities? Then come to the Student Center Boardroom every Monday in April at noon for free pizza and to meet with a representative from a different local human service agency...

The Tompkins Cortland Community College Library is hosting the traveling exhibit Recognizing Women’s Right to Vote in New York State from March 11-29. The travelling exhibit is a companion to a more detailed exhibit available online at New York Heritage at ...

Tompkins Cortland Community College sophomore Taylor Day (Brooktondale/Ithaca H.S.) has been voted one of the best players in the region. In voting by the coaches in the NJCAA Region III, Day was the seventh highest vote getter, earning her second team All-Region honors. It is the first time Day...

The Tompkins Cortland Community College Foundation is seeking nominations for the annual Distinguished Alumni Award. The College is looking to recognize alums who have achieved career success, are active in the community, have a positive impact on society, or have supported Tompkins Cortland...

For the 24th year, Tompkins Cortland Community College is once again offering weeklong summer sports camps. The basketball camp for boys will run from July 8 to 12 followed by the basketball camp for girls from July 15 to 19. Soccer camp for boys and girls will run July 22 to 26. All are day camps...

Ashley Dickson struggled through her late teens to mid-twenties with substance use and alcoholism. She has spent the last four years rediscovering herself and navigating the world as a person in recovery. She will share her story of addiction and recovery and answer questions about how each has...

Please join us for the annual International Women's Day Student Panel, where a panel of brave students will voice their experiences as women in two (or more) cultures.

Opening of the exhibit "Dryden Meets Cortland" - a mini-presentation of abstract art by Cortland-based artists Martha Phillips, Robert Sikora, and Ralph Turturro. This exhibit has been made possible by the community organization SikoraArts, using space provided by the College's Office of Mental...

We invite people with diverse opinions and perspectives on the subject of legalized recreational marijuana use in New York State to join us for a conversation with Ben Cort about the public health, treatment, employment, and policy implications of legalized recreational use in New York State. Mr....

Tompkins Cortland Community College has released the Dean’s List for the Fall 2018 semester. Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Paul Reifenheiser announced 396 students received the honor, which recognizes matriculated students who have demonstrated high academic achievement by...

Schelley Michell-Nunn of Ithaca is the newest member of the Tompkins Cortland Community College Board of Trustees. Michell-Nunn was appointed by the Tompkins County Legislature to fill the seat vacated by Chad Coates, who resigned his seat on the board when he left the area for a new job. Michell-...

The Spring Break Bus trip to New York City is back, providing a convenient transportation option for students wanting to go to New York City over the break. The bus will leave campus March 15 at 2 p.m. on the way down, and will leave Bryant Park March 24 at 11 a.m. on the way back. Tickets are $80...

Carrie Coates Whitmore has been named the Director of Continuing Education and Workforce Development at Tompkins Cortland Community College. She replaces Martha Hubbard, who retired in December 2018 after 22 years at the College.  Whitmore worked as Hubbard’s assistant since 2012. In her...