Cortland, NY News

• Cortland, NY News
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Announces Nominations For The 2012 'Pavilion Awards'
• CRT Wins Regional Theatre Awards
• Cortland Rep's 'Chicago' Wins BIG at The Syracuse Area Live Theatre(SALT) Awards
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Box Office Now Open
• Cortland Rep Announces Their 41st Anniversary 2012 Summer Season
• Trivia Night 2
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Nominated for SALT Awards
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Announces Auditions For 41st Summer Season
• Andrew Lloyd Weber's International Sensation CATS
• CRT Seeks Box Office Staff And House Manager for 2012 Summer Season
• CRT Hosts Trivia Night Fundraiser In Downtown Cortland
• A Wee Bit Of Murder
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Announces Summer Season Productions For 2012
• The Final Show of our 2011 Season - Souvenir
• Back to School for Cortland - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• President's Challenge Will Connect Faith and Service
• Wellness Series Spotlights a Campus Priority
• Exhibit on Illustrator Maurice Sendak Coming
• Class Will Distribute $10,000 to Charities
• CRT Presents The Chilly Dark Comedy 'The Smell Of The Kill'
• CRT Presents Agatha Christie’s 'A Murder Is Announced'
• College's "No Mow" Zones Promote Sustainability
• College Hosts Writing Institute For Teachers
• ‘Sylvia’ Coming to Lab Theatre Aug. 11 to 13
• Project Puts College’s History Alumni on the Map
• College Remodels Student Residence Cheney Hall
• College to Fight Obesity in the Community
• Students Begin Returning on Aug. 26
• Welcome Week Activities Offered Aug. 26-Sept. 7
• Academic Convocation Set for Aug. 28
• Former Football Player Writes His Own Song in the Pros
• Multicultural Life and Diversity Office Expands
• Brockway Hall Lobby to Honor Alumna Curry ’52
• CRT Offers 'Showstoppers And Superstars' Musical Theatre Camp For Kids
• Cortland Rep Presents ‘Broadway On The Lake’ Fundraiser Performance
• Former Football Star Aids Pool Rescue
• Sharon Steadman Named Acting Director of the Clark Center
• CRT Presents The Children's Show 'Dorothyand the Wizard of Oz'
• Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - The Hit Family Musical
• Mary Schlarb Directs International Programs
• College VP Made President of Statewide Group
• Conference Aims to Help Cash-Strapped Schools
• Students Receive Study Abroad Scholarships
• Lacrosse player named Capital One All American
• Associate Provost Nancy Aumann to Retire
• New Community Outreach Coordinator hired
• Jets training camp in Cortland postponed
• Athletic Program Ranked Among Top 20 in USA
• Three students win scholar-athlete awards
• The Sassy and Sexy Musical 'Chicago' at CRT
• Alumni Association Recognizes Volunteers
• CRT Announces High School Winners Of 'Pavilion Awards'
• Alumni Reunion 2011 Set for July 14-17
• Association Names Distinguished Alumni
• Cortland Rugby Player Makes National All-Star Tournament
• Associate Professor of English Janet Wolf Retires
• Cortland Fair 2011
• Senior Games Alive and Still in Cortland
• Athletics Program Claims Conference’s Top Honor
• Mary Ware to Retire from College
• Sheila Dai to Retire from College Counseling Center
• College Earns Distinction for Community Service
• University Officers Honored for Heroic Rescue
• Students Trade Governments
• ASC Dinner Wins Top National Honor
• Eight Alumni to Walk at Commencement
• Student-Athletes Celebrate Early Graduations
• Cortland Teams Marching Through Postseason
• Kente Graduation Celebrates Students
• Secretary Wins Chancellor's Excellence Award
• Cortland Rep Announces Nominees for `2011Pavilion Awards'
• Four to Receive Chancellor’s Awards
• Student Music Video Backs National Fitness Campaign
• Professor Awarded State’s Highest Academic Rank
• Phi Kappa Phi Scholars Reveal Success Secrets
• College's Sustainable Partnership to Power Cars
• Dominion Scholars Study To Build a Greener Future
• Diversity Institute to be Offered May 23-25
• Mother's Day, Give the Gift of Live Theatre to Mom
• College Hosts Visitor from Azerbaijan
• Writing Program Invites Competitive Applicants
• SUNY Cortland Takes Part in “Save a Life Challenge”
• Graduate Commencement Set for May 20
• "Sesame Street" Writer to Discuss Diversity
• Undergraduates to Walk on May 21
• Juried Student Art Show Opens May 9
• Lachance Named Interim Dean of Education
• Dorothy and The Wizard Of Oz
• Comedy - Souvenir: A Fantasia On The Life Of Florence Foster Jenkins
• Musical - Chicago
• Neil Simon’s Farce Rumors
• Choral Union Will Perform ‘Carmina Burana’
• College Council Approves New Residence Hall
• “Oedipus Back-to-Back” Features Drama, Comedy
• College Recognizes Civic Engagement Efforts
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• New Broomstick Sports Team Takes Field
• Students Earn SUNY Chancellor’s Awards
• Campus to Remember Holocaust on May 1
• SUNY to Confer Honorary Doctorates at Graduation
• Speech, Language, Audiology Services Move
• A Cappella Vocalists Sing To Their Own Tune
• Gospel Choir Concert Will Celebrate 25th Anniversary
• Fine Arts Students to Display Work
• SUNY Cortland Plans Sustainability Week 2011
• Mary Jo Buttafuoco to Discuss Bad Relationships
• Sports Medicine Symposium Planned
• Photographs of Cambodian and Vietnamese Culture to be Displayed
• Law Enforcement Service at College Receives State Accreditation
• College Writing Contest Winners Announced
• College Represented at National Undergraduate Research Conference
• ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ Comes to SUNY Cortland
• The Singing Boys of Pennsylvania Will Perform March 27
• Women Discuss Their Career Paths on March 24
• Judith Van Buskirk to Discuss Working Lives of 1930s Female Stars
• Kelli McCormack Brown to Give Poskanzer Lecture
• Transfer Student Receives National Scholarship
• Novelist Ginnah Howard To Share Writing Tips
• Crow Expert to Discuss Unique Bird Behavior
• Admissions Open House Set for April 2
• Middle Eastern, North African Scholars to Speak
• 15th Annual Scholars’ Day Set for April 15
• Thomas Hischak Obtains Fulbright to Teach in Lithuania
• Frederic Pierce to Direct Public Relations
• Cynthia Benton to Address Honors Convocation
• Teacher Recruitment Planned for April 14-15
• President's Executive-in-Residence to Speak
• Sorority to Host Benefit Dinner for Charity
• East Meets West to Perform on April 7
• State Accredits University Police Department
• College to Celebrate Building Opening
• John Cottone Named Dean of Professional Studies
• Roundtable Addresses Ecology and Aesthetics of Native Plants
• ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ Comes to SUNY Cortland
• Photographs of Cambodian and Vietnamese Culture to be Displayed
• Law Enforcement Service at College Receives State Accreditation
• Volunteers Sought for Study on Stuttering
• Panel Discusses "Cultural Perspectives on Plagiarism"
• Panel Will Discuss Gas Drilling at SUNY Cortland
• College Will Celebrate Women’s History Month
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Nominated for SALT Awards
• Mudcloth Collection Opens at Dowd Gallery
• Travis Apgar to Discuss Hazing on Feb. 22
• Storioni Trio to Perform March 3
• Panelists to Address Health Literacy
• Re-educating Educators is Feb. 23 Topic
• Children's Museum Sets Saturday Series
• College Offers Spring ‘Wellness’ Series
• National Speaker to Discuss Eating Disorders
• African-American Storyteller to Re-enact History
• Geographer to Discuss Urban Commuting Patterns
• Campus Fundraising Goal Achieved
• CRT Makes Progress on 'CRT Downtown' Facility
• Black History Month Celebration Planned During February
• Series on Plagiarism to Educate and Entertain
• Abby Thomas Directs Advisement and Transition
• George F. Feissner Retires from College
• College Launching Tri-Weekly Study Abroad Sessions
• Noelle Chaddock Paley Directs Multicultural Life
• Faculty Biennial Art Exhibition Sets Reception for Jan. 27
• ASC Opens Automated Convenience Store
• Early Bird Prices Extended on 'The Strange Case of Sheik Yerbuti'
• CRT Extends ‘Early Bird’ Ticket Deadline For Mystery Dinner Theatre
• Roundtable Addresses Financial Fraud in America
• Campus, Community Plan Service Day
• <i>Kiplinger’s</i> Ranks Cortland Among Top 100 Public Colleges
• Recreation, Parks and Leisure Studies Program Reaccredited
• Keith Smith to Retire from SUNY Cortland as Director of EOP
• Gen. Ann Dunwoody '75 Selected to Receive NCAA’s Highest Honor
• Relay For Life Raises $45,000 for Cancer Society
• College Among SUNY Leaders for Graduation Outcomes
• Peter Koryzno Retires After 29 Years of Service
• Seventeen Students Earn Math and Science Scholarships
• Campus Wins Cortaca Climate Challenge
• Lori Crandall Honored for Classified Service
• Multicultural Council Aligns with Campus Priorities
• Professor of History William Sharp to Retire
• Professor of Literacy Ellen S. Jampole to Retire
• Choral Union to Sing Baroque Music Nov. 30
• Closing Reception for ‘FAX’ Exhibit Set for Dec. 2
• College Honors Longtime Classified Staff Members
• Jeffrey Dmochowski Oversees Networking and Telecommunications
• Relay for Life Set for Dec. 4
• Louis Larson To Retire from Career Services
• Kathleen Howarth Retires After 15 Years
• BFA Exhibition Questions Genetic Science
• Athletes Help Families to Thanksgiving Meal
• Chemistry Lecture Series Concludes with Nov. 15 Talk
• College-Community Orchestra Presents Music of War and of Peace
• College Singers Perform Music of the Renaissance, 20th Century
• Campus Ceremony Marks Veterans' Day
• Peace Studies Conference Set for Nov. 13
• Community Educator to Hold “Workshop on Bullying”
• Second Fall Open House Set for Nov. 12
• Cortland Rep Announces their 40th Anniversary Summer Season for 2011
• Jets Camp Has $5.8 Million Local Economic Impact
• Faculty Recital Features Trumpet and Piano
• Native American Film Series Opens Oct. 26
• African American Gospel Music Festival Celebrates 25 Years
• Thunderbird American Indian Dancers Perform Nov. 8
• C-Club Hall of Fame Adds Six Members
• Safe Halloween Activities Planned for Children
• Roundtable to Address Local Government Consolidation
• Recreation Conference Planned for Nov. 4-5
• 25th Anniversary Gospel Concert Planned
• Endangered Species Biologist Alvin Breisch to Speak
• Alumna Discusses ‘Enacting Health Care Reform’
• International Celebration Begins Oct. 13
• SUNY Cortland Wins Federal Grant to Redesign Special Education Curricula
• Catherine Bertini Addresses Leadership Conference
• Cole Porter Musical ‘Kiss Me, Kate’ Opens Oct. 22
• Physical Education Chair Presides Over Association
• American Library Association Honors Hischak
• Gospel Concert Will Feature Alumna Christine Sinclair
• Extensive Collection of Steven Barbash on Display at Dowd
• Lindsey Brown Will Receive National Recreation Award
• Student Director Stages First Play
• Gospel Choir Plans Spring Concert on May 2
• Activist Women Showing Art on Gas Drilling
• Former Neo-Nazi to Discuss Tolerance
• Matthew Cranson Exemplifies AmeriCorps Service
• Sheltmire Cabin Dedication at Raquette Lake July 31
• Carol Van Der Karr Appointed Associate Provost
• Richard C. Peagler to Retire
• College Council Meets April 12
• Athletic Teams to Host Youth Day
• BFA Students Recognized in Statewide Competition
• Cortland Finishes 17th in Directors' Cup Standings
• Deborah Williams Honored by Chancellor
• Artist Presents Virtual Visit to Kyoto
• Digital Artist, Sculptor to Exhibit
• Conference Set on “Reimagining Girlhood”
• Performing Arts Schedule Includes Concerts, Plays and Recitals
• Distinguished Alumni to be Honored
• Campus Unites to Support Haiti
• Colbie Caillat to Perform for Haitian Orphan Relief
• Buchanan, Ryerson to Receive Honorary Degrees
• Cast Announced for “Kiss me, Kate”
• College Plans Intellectual Theme of “Re-education”
• Diversity Institute Planned for July 19-21
• Mike Urtz Named Director of Athletics
• Undergraduate Commencement Set for May 22
• Four Students Earn SUNY Chancellor's Awards
• Teacher Recruiters on Campus April 12-13
• Scientist to Discuss Marcellus Shale Issues
• Singer/Songwriter Deidre McCalla Here Oct. 8-9
• Tully Educators Visit Student Teachers in Australia
• Make a Difference Day on May 19
• Atlantis Scholars Experience Life Abroad
• Childhood Autism Specialist to Discuss Technology Tools
• Scholars’ Day to Showcase Research on April 16
• Philosophical Practitioner to Speak on Oct. 26
• Child Care Center Dedications Honor Clark, Blanchard
• Students to Begin Fall Semester Aug. 30
• Summer Session I Classes Begin May 26
• ‘Rent’ Cast Raises Funds for AIDS Fight
• The Fray's April 24 Concert Tickets Available
• Students Help Income Tax Assistance Program
• College to Host Community “Writing Marathon” on Oct. 16
• Holocaust Survivor and Author to Speak Oct. 19
• Welcome Week Activities Continue Through Sept. 7
• Louis Larson Achieves Excellence in Professional Service
• Graduate Commencement Set for May 21
• City of Cortland Spring Cleaning Planned for April 17
• Peace Activist Randy Kehler Lectures
• Children’s Book Author, Illustrator to Speak on Oct. 19
• Volunteers Sought for Study on Stuttering
• Campus Artist Series Announces Fall Events
• SUNY Chancellor Recognizes Ibipo Johnston-Anumonwo
• Five Receive Noyce Teacher Scholarships
• Two Students Showcase Work in Albany
• American Circus and Variety Show Set
• SUNY Cortland Hosts Fall Open House on Oct. 11
• Physical Education Wins Reeve Foundation Grant
• Adult Student Honorary Recognizes SUNY Cortland Woman
• Noyce Teacher Scholarship Grants Awarded
• Bitterbaum to Advance Statewide Service-Learning
• International Communications and Culture Becomes Modern Languages
• Roundtable to Forecast Midterm National Election Results
• Jena Curtis Targets AIDS Prevention Education in India
• Girish Bhat Earns SUNY Award for Outstanding Teaching
• Student Select Art Exhibition Opens May 7
• New York Jets Training Camp Returns
• Conservationist Explains Important Bird Areas
• Children’s Museum Events Continue Oct. 23
• Student Employment Fair Provides Job Opportunities
• Robert L. Rubendall to Direct Outdoor Education
• Senior Chelsea Dixon Earns Fulbright
• 'Senioritis Productions' to Showcase Student Creativity
• Rock Musical ‘Rent’ Comes to Cortland
• Family Weekend Set for Oct. 8-10
• Wellness Wednesdays Offer Students Advice
• Early Childhood Educator Heather Bridge to Retire
• Students Organize May 4 Kent State Remembrance Day
• Sustainability Week to be Celebrated
• College to Research Hands-on Learning
• Cast Announced for ‘Kiss Me, Kate’
• Volunteer/Civic Engagement Fair Happens Sept. 7
• Physical Education Students Honored
• Shale Expert Discusses 100-Year-Old Research
• Brooks Lecturer Discusses Korean Women and Sport
• Two Ceremonies Oct. 1 to Honor Dorothea Kreig Allen Fowler ’52 M ’74
• Information Security Goes Phishing in September
• Volunteers Sought for Study on Stuttering
• Forum to Share Web Technology with Regional Educators
• Judge Edward Carni '82 Offers Perspective
• Social Studies Teachers Groomed as Writers
• Series to Address Chemistry in Health, Energy and the Environment
• Choral Union to Resume Rehearsals
• Alumni Reunion Weekend Planned for July 16-18
• Junior Receives Champions for Children Award
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Guild Hosts Craft Fair at Pumpkin Fest
• Cortland Repertory Theater Announces Raffle Winners
• Cortland Rep Closes Summer Season with 'The Andrews Brothers'
• CRT Present CNY Debut Of ‘Six Dance Lessons In Six Weeks’
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Presents ‘Broadway on The Lake’
• Magical Scottish Musical ‘Brigadoon’ Makes Cortland Repertory Theatre Debut
• ‘CRT Kids’ Present The Children’s Show ‘The Jungle Book’
• The “Crown City” Reigns in New Local Book
• CRT Presents The Classic Farce ‘See How They Run’
• CRT Announces Winners of 'The Pavilion Awards'
• CRT Offers Summer Theatre Workshops for Youth
• CRT Opens 39th Season With Agatha Christie’s ‘Spider’s Web’
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Announces Nominations For The 2009 - 10 'Pavilion Awards'
• CRT Box Office and On-Line Sales Open for Business
• CRT Actor Brian Runbeck Wins SALT Award
• Deadline for Ordering CRT Subscriptions Draws Near
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Announces Auditions For 2010 Summer Season
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Nominated for SALT Awards
• Cortland Rep Makes the Cover of Southern Theatre Magazine
• CRT Plans Expansion To Downtown Cortland Facility
• CRT Guild Presents Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre
• CRT Completes 2010 Summer Season With ‘The Pajama Game’
• CRT Launches New Website and Announces 2010 Season
• CRT Announces ‘Winter Getaway’ Raffle Winners
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Offers kids camp 'Showstoppers and Superstars'
• CRT presents Regional Debut of ‘Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde’
• Cortland Rep Presents New York State Professional Premiere of 'Unnecessary Farce'
• CRT Offers a ‘Theatre Stimulus Package’
• Cortland Rep Presents ‘Broadway on the Lake’
• CRT Offers 'Summer Theatre Workshops for Youth'
• Cortland Repertory Theatre to Present the All-American Baseball Musical Damn Yankees
• CRT Seminar to be on Channel 2
• ‘CRT Kids’ Presents the Children’s Show ‘A Bagful of Fables’
• I Hate Hamlet
• CRT Announces The Winners For ‘The Pavilion Awards’
• CRT Opens 38th Season With The Award Winning Musical ‘Once On This Island’
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Announces Nominations For The 2009 Pavilion Awards
• CRT Box Office and On-Line Sales Open for Business on May 11
• CRT Subscription Deadline Approaching
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Announces Auditions for 2009 Summer Season
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Seeks Talented African American Girl for Musical
• CRT Nominated for 4 SALT Awards
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Guild Presents 'The Sound of Murder”'
• Cortland Repertory Theatre Presents ‘There's No Biz Like Show Biz’ Seminar

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