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Upcoming Events for students to Stay IN(volved)!

President Montague shares a video message with the College community.

Tompkins Cortland Community College nursing students Dominic Barrett and Sara McKee have been honored by Cayuga Health System for their volunteer work at the COVID-19 Sampling Center. Martin Stallone, President and CEO of Cayuga Health paid tribute to the two students at a small ceremony after...

Student Activities Virtual Events - stay involved while staying in! Check out the full calendar of student activities events for details on this event and more to come.

Student Activities Virtual Events - stay involved while staying in! Check out the full calendar of student activities events for details on this event and more to come.

Student Activities Virtual Events - stay involved while staying in! Check out the full calendar of student activities events for details on this event and more to come.

Student Activities Virtual Events - stay involved while staying in! Check out the full calendar of student activities events for details on this event and more to come.

  Spring 2020: Issue 2 Dear Tompkins Cortland Faculty, Staff, and Students:  We're back in classes this week, teaching and learning remotely, furthering our educational and institutional goals while we stay safe and help protect our community.  Many of us are also...

No classes are in session during Spring Break, March 16 - 28.

No classes are in session during Spring Break, March 16 - 28.

No classes are in session during Spring Break, March 16 - 28.

No classes are in session during Spring Break, March 16 - 28.

No classes are in session during Spring Break, March 16 - 28.

No classes are in session during Spring Break, March 16 - 28.

No classes are in session during Spring Break, March 16 - 28.

The Spring 2020 Student Resource Guide will help students navigate the Spring 2020 semester as the College responds to the Coronavirus Pandemic. 

Haley Pantle of Candor, New York, graduate from Tompkins Cortland in May of 2018 with highest honors, earning an A.S. in Liberal Arts: Math/Science. She transferred into Ithaca College as a Junior and is currently pursuing a B.S. in Health Sciences with a concentration in pre-med. After her...

Tompkins Cortland adjunct instructor Zack Ford's feature script The Watcher has been approved to start shooting in April. The psychological thriller is the first feature of production company Spooky Pictures, which is based in Los Angeles and was formed by Hollywood veterans Roy Lee...

Tompkins Cortland Community College's Art Department students and faculty are exhibiting work at the Cortland Repertory Theatre. The exhibit is a part of Creative Cortland - A Winter Visual Arts Gallery. Curated by Tompkins Cortland adjunct instructor and alum Crystal Lyon, the exhibit,...

Check out Visit Ithaca’s 2020 Visitor Guide featuring Tompkins Cortland Community College President Orinthia Montague in an article highlighting the three female presidents of major local...

Tompkins Cortland Community College and SUNY Cortland have partnered to create a clear transfer path for students looking to continue their education just up the road. Schedule a remote appointment with SUNY Cortland Transfer Mobility...

The College and its Coltivare culinary center was excited to host a Mardi Gras event in support of the United Way of Tompkins County. The celebration on Tuesday, February 25 brought together many members of the community for an evening of...

The Office of Diversity Education and Support Services and Student Activities are teaming up to present "Harriet," a film about the life of heroic abolitionist Harriet Tubman. Snacks will be provided and a discussion will...

Sponsored by the Diversity and Equity Action Council.