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  • March Reel Madness: Book-to-Movie Bracket

    Main Building, Library

    Which book-to-movie adaptation deserves the crown? Vote each week as your favorite stories battle it out! Cast your vote at the circulation desk and help decide the ultimate page-to-screen champion.

  • Mindful Mondays & Extended Hours

    Main Building, Library

    Start your week with tea, coffee, and treats while exploring how the library can support your success. Take a moment to reflect on your goals, set weekly intentions in our shared journal, or add to our gratitude tree. Drop in anytime to relax, recharge, and discover something new in the Library Connection Nook. Drop in […]

  • BINGO!

    Student Cafeteria

    Join us for Monthly Bingo on March 3 in the Student Cafeteria! Enjoy seven chances to win, including five exciting rounds of bingo and two bonus raffles. Bring your friends, test your luck, and take a break with some classic campus fun.

  • The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace: Collaboration

    CITL, Room 511, Arts Center

    The Center for Teaching, Innovation, & Learning invites faculty to The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace.As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in our daily work, intentionally strengthening human skills is essential to effective teaching, leadership, collaboration, and decision-making. This 12-week professional development series centers on the 12 human skills that AI cannot replace, offering a […]

  • Floor Hockey Skills Challenge

    Gym

    Do you like hockey—with a twist? Head to the gym for a Floor Hockey Skills Challenge and test your abilities with fun, ice-style drills adapted for the floor. Try a variety of skills stations or simply stop by to take a few shots for fun. All experience levels welcome!

  • Criminal Justice Club Meeting with Senior Investigator William F. Hogencamp

    Room 332

    Join the Criminal Justice Club for a special guest presentation by Senior Investigator William F. Hogencamp of the New York State Police (Livingston). Investigator Hogencamp will lead an engaging discussion on interviewing and interrogation skills, offering real-world insights into investigative techniques used in the field. All students interested in criminal justice are welcome to attend.

  • Library Connection Week

    Main Building, Library

    Reconnect with the library before Spring Break! Explore resources, ask research questions, pick up a small giveaway, and connect us about upcoming assignments.

  • Mindful Mondays & Extended Hours

    Main Building, Library

    Start your week with tea, coffee, and treats while exploring how the library can support your success. Take a moment to reflect on your goals, set weekly intentions in our shared journal, or add to our gratitude tree. Drop in anytime to relax, recharge, and discover something new in the Library Connection Nook. Drop in […]

  • Luck of the Draw

    Student Cafeteria

    Want to test your skills? Do you have good luck? Come test your luck with different kinds of basketball skills challenges. Gift cards to our lucky winners.

  • Magic The Gathering Social Club

    Room 308

    Welcome to the inaugural meeting of the Magic: The Gathering Social Club. Players of all experience levels are welcome. Come learn, play, and hang with fellow Planeswalkers. Pizza and Fellowship provided.  

  • The 12 Human Skills AI Can’t Replace: Practical Soft Skills for Today’s Workplace

    PAC, Room 614

    This interactive workforce training explores the human skills that AI can’t replace—such as communication, collaboration, and problem-solving—that are essential in today’s workplace. The session is the first in a series of employer-focused training sessions, with additional webinars planned. To register: Contact the Office of Continuing Education & Workforce Development at 518.697.6370. This event is in […]

  • SUNY Cortland Visit

    Student Cafeteria

    Doug Langhans, Admissions Advisor at SUNY Cortland, will be tabling outside of the cafeteria. He will be available to talk with students who are interested in transferring to SUNY Cortland.