Campus Calendar

Stress Relief: “Mindful Minute” and Coloring Corner

The Department of Student Affairs, in collaboration with the Veterans Task Force and Veterans Club, will host the annual observance of 09/11/2001 on 09/11/2025 at 8:45 a.m. by the Flag Pole. We will offer remarks before a moment of silence at 9:03 a.m., when Flight 175 hit the South Tower of the World Trade Center.  If you […]

First thing's first - What is a first-gen student? According to SUNY guidelines you could be a first-generation student if your parents or caregivers did not attend or complete a college degree. Being the first in your family to attend college is a reason for celebration!  WOW! We’re here for you every step of the […]

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.

Join Club Advisor Dr. Nikki Childrose in the Arts Center at 12:30 for the first meeting of Animal Advocates! Open to all students, come have fun and spend time with fellow animal advocates.

Back by popular request! Come rock out to the Dylan Doyle Band, at this free concert! Learn more about the band here: Dylan Doyle Band Online

Come to the space in front of the student cafeteria in the main building. Healthy Eating on a Budget! Eating smart for busy people!

What Can You Say on Campus at a Public University or College?  Free Speech, The Constitution, and College Life In addition to fulfilling their research and education mission, public colleges and universities have always had an important role in supporting American democracy. Central to achieving their vision is the open exchange of ideas through civic […]

Adam Rossi and Trooper Edwin Hiciano will discuss civil services employment opportunities and career paths with students. Free pizza lunch for participants!

Learn about the common read for this fall: The Secret Life of Sunflowers by Marta Molnar.  The C-GCC Library invites you to join a discussion of this book to foster a deeper understanding of diverse themes of art, history, resilience and renewal.  Light refreshments are available.