Filter By Category Academics Admissions Advising & Student Success Alumni Alumni Stories Campus Life College Info (-) College Updates Faculty Resources Financial Health & Safety Human Resources Student Life (-) Student Success Support Services Technology Transfer Content type Article Resource Type Employees must login to see secured content in the search results. Article Class of 2024 Abby and Gabby Foley Some of the Best Things in Life Come in Pairs When it comes to Panthers athletics over the last two years, two of the biggest stars have come in the smallest packages. Gabby and Abby Foley may not be... Article TC3 Celebrates 55th Commencement Tompkins Cortland Community College celebrated the 499 members of the Class of 2024 during commencement ceremonies Tuesday, May 21. It was the College’s 55th commencement. Professors Janet Swinnich... Article Class of 2024 Wendy Nguabenemutu-Samani I have met wonderful people here, and you are all part of my story Starting college can be a challenging time for any student. If you’re learning a new language, and a new climate, it can be... Article Class of 2024 Sebastian Bucknor From Ghana to Graphic Design Greatness at TC3 Sebastian Bucknor’s journey from Ghana to Tompkins Cortland Community College is one of our first inspiring Commencement stories this year. Growing up in... Article Class of 2024 Spencer Horey I Ended Up Loving It More Than I Ever Imagined Plenty of high school graduates are unsure about their future. After graduating from New Roots Charter School in 2021, you could count Spencer Horey... Article Tutoring Center Receives National Certification The Baker Center for Learning earns the highest level of certification. Article Kelley Poire Named Employee of the Month Enrollment Services Specialist Kelley Poire has been named the Tompkins Cortland Community College Employee of the Month for May. The Employee of the Month program recognizes individuals who exemplify... Article Leadership Awards Recognize Exceptional Students Every year, Tompkins Cortland Community College pays tribute to students, student clubs, and campus organizations for their leadership and contributions to the College with the annual Leadership... Article Cortland School District and TC3 Partner to Create Early College High School The Cortland Enlarged City School District and Tompkins Cortland Community College (TC3) have secured a $1.175 million grant from the New York State Education Department to develop an Early College... Article TC3 Partners with SUNY Cortland on $2 Million Teacher Preparation Grants Tompkins Cortland Community College is part of a SUNY Cortland effort to address teacher shortages by creating alternative pathways for adults already working in schools to become certified teachers... Article SUNY Chancellor Visits TC3 Farm on SUNY Reconnect Tour Chancellor John B. King Jr. visited TC3 July 16. Article Adult Student Wins State Recognition TC3's Shannon Boyd has won the Continuing Education Association of New York (CEANY) Charles A. Burns Outstanding Adult Continuing Education Student Award. Article Leadership Awards Honor Students and Clubs The Student Leadership Awards pay tribute to exceptional students, student clubs, and campus organizations for their contributions to the College. Article Golden-Appleton and Gu Honored with SUNY Chancellor Award Two recognized with the 2025 Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence by SUNY. Article Leah Tompkins Named Employee of the Month November 2024 winner helps students and staff in her role as assistant director of student activities. Article Class of 2025 Grads of Note Honored One of the most popular end-of-the-academic-year festivities, the annual Graduate of Note luncheon honored 31 members of the Class of 2025. Article Ke'lab #8 Unveiled A launch party was held May 7 celebrating the completion of Ke’lab #8, TC3's student-produced literary and visual arts journal. Article Grad Profile: Shawn Kelley Shawn Kelley doesn’t want to hear any excuses of why someone can’t come back to school. He started TC3 at 57 years old. Article Free College for Adults through SUNY Reconnect Adults can now earn a college degree in high-demand fields for free at Tompkins Cortland Community College. Article Grad Profile: Alana Palumbo Not every student follows the same path to a diploma. Alana Palumbo is one of those that needed to makes some turns along the way. Load More
Article Class of 2024 Abby and Gabby Foley Some of the Best Things in Life Come in Pairs When it comes to Panthers athletics over the last two years, two of the biggest stars have come in the smallest packages. Gabby and Abby Foley may not be...
Article TC3 Celebrates 55th Commencement Tompkins Cortland Community College celebrated the 499 members of the Class of 2024 during commencement ceremonies Tuesday, May 21. It was the College’s 55th commencement. Professors Janet Swinnich...
Article Class of 2024 Wendy Nguabenemutu-Samani I have met wonderful people here, and you are all part of my story Starting college can be a challenging time for any student. If you’re learning a new language, and a new climate, it can be...
Article Class of 2024 Sebastian Bucknor From Ghana to Graphic Design Greatness at TC3 Sebastian Bucknor’s journey from Ghana to Tompkins Cortland Community College is one of our first inspiring Commencement stories this year. Growing up in...
Article Class of 2024 Spencer Horey I Ended Up Loving It More Than I Ever Imagined Plenty of high school graduates are unsure about their future. After graduating from New Roots Charter School in 2021, you could count Spencer Horey...
Article Tutoring Center Receives National Certification The Baker Center for Learning earns the highest level of certification.
Article Kelley Poire Named Employee of the Month Enrollment Services Specialist Kelley Poire has been named the Tompkins Cortland Community College Employee of the Month for May. The Employee of the Month program recognizes individuals who exemplify...
Article Leadership Awards Recognize Exceptional Students Every year, Tompkins Cortland Community College pays tribute to students, student clubs, and campus organizations for their leadership and contributions to the College with the annual Leadership...
Article Cortland School District and TC3 Partner to Create Early College High School The Cortland Enlarged City School District and Tompkins Cortland Community College (TC3) have secured a $1.175 million grant from the New York State Education Department to develop an Early College...
Article TC3 Partners with SUNY Cortland on $2 Million Teacher Preparation Grants Tompkins Cortland Community College is part of a SUNY Cortland effort to address teacher shortages by creating alternative pathways for adults already working in schools to become certified teachers...
Article SUNY Chancellor Visits TC3 Farm on SUNY Reconnect Tour Chancellor John B. King Jr. visited TC3 July 16.
Article Adult Student Wins State Recognition TC3's Shannon Boyd has won the Continuing Education Association of New York (CEANY) Charles A. Burns Outstanding Adult Continuing Education Student Award.
Article Leadership Awards Honor Students and Clubs The Student Leadership Awards pay tribute to exceptional students, student clubs, and campus organizations for their contributions to the College.
Article Golden-Appleton and Gu Honored with SUNY Chancellor Award Two recognized with the 2025 Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence by SUNY.
Article Leah Tompkins Named Employee of the Month November 2024 winner helps students and staff in her role as assistant director of student activities.
Article Class of 2025 Grads of Note Honored One of the most popular end-of-the-academic-year festivities, the annual Graduate of Note luncheon honored 31 members of the Class of 2025.
Article Ke'lab #8 Unveiled A launch party was held May 7 celebrating the completion of Ke’lab #8, TC3's student-produced literary and visual arts journal.
Article Grad Profile: Shawn Kelley Shawn Kelley doesn’t want to hear any excuses of why someone can’t come back to school. He started TC3 at 57 years old.
Article Free College for Adults through SUNY Reconnect Adults can now earn a college degree in high-demand fields for free at Tompkins Cortland Community College.
Article Grad Profile: Alana Palumbo Not every student follows the same path to a diploma. Alana Palumbo is one of those that needed to makes some turns along the way.
