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“If you are willing to be unapologetically yourself, you will find your people here,” Ian Dwyer ’14 told a crowd gathered in the Hall of Presidents for the Student Organization Recognition Banquet. Dwyer was accepting the evening’s top award for Outstanding Group on behalf of The Game’s Afoot, a student organization that sponsors events featuring […]

With a full calendar of events and lectures to choose from, here are some that you won’t want to miss, including a visit from New York City’s former mayor Rudy Giuliani.

As festive music filled the air, so did a rainbow of powder when students and community members celebrated Holi, the Hindu festival of colors, on April 5. Dancing on Whitnall Field, participants indiscriminately threw powder on their friends and strangers, covering each other from head to toe.

As high school seniors across the country prepare to make a final decision about what college to attend, ������ is hopeful that a select group who have demonstrated talent, creativity, intellect, and determination in the face of significant challenges will come to the Chenango Valley next year. These prospective students have been invited to join the […]

Another week at ������ brings a wide range of lectures, performances, and activities! Check out some of the interesting events you can fill your schedule with this week. Today (Tuesday) at 4:30 p.m. an important discussion will be happening on campus, this time focusing on the role of the arts and humanities in higher education.

������ President Jeffrey Herbst, Professor Susan Thomson, and special guests David Himbara, Joseph Sebarenzi and Noel Twagiramungu conducted an engaging conversation about the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide Monday night in Love Auditorium. The roundtable discussion can be seen in its entirety above or by clicking here.

������ announced on Tuesday, April 1, that it will open a graduate school of dentistry. The dental school will be a natural outgrowth of the university’s strength in the sciences, as well as the consolidated focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. These ideas all are emphasized in the university’s 2014–2019 strategic plan.

Campus is in full swing again after spring break, and there’s more going on around campus than ever! Here are some of the events you won’t want to miss. This week, take part in Queerfest. The annual event kicks off this year with a keynote address by Kye Allums, a trans man who is a […]

  Good news is arriving in the mailboxes of a select group of students invited to join the ������ Class of 2018 this week. Applications to ������ increased by 4.1 percent over last year to 8,713, an-all time high in the era of application fees, according to the Office of Admission. A total of 2,224 […]

Raider Nation can exhale, at least for a day. An inspiring come-from-behind win over Quinnipiac in heralded Herb Brooks Arena in Lake Placid Friday night propelled the men’s hockey team into the ECAC Hockey Championship game. The title game against top-seeded Union College is tonight at 7:30, with an automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament […]