LATEST CAYUGA NEWS

Molly Merrill came to Cayuga determined to make the most of her college experience. This week, in her final semester, that enthusiasm pushed her to a role she never expected: speaking in support of her fellow students in Albany as part of SUNY Advocacy Day.

The Cayuga Community College Culinary Institute boiled over with excitement Wednesday as high school students cooked their way to prizes and scholarships in Cayuga’s inaugural Culinary Battle.

Cayuga Community College Professor Melissa Johnson is one of 11 faculty members across SUNY named to the prestigious Accessibility Advocates and Allies Fellowship Program for the upcoming year.

Cayuga Community College student Lloyd F. Rathbun III dedicated himself to service in the military, and now, 21 years after he was wounded and 16 years after he retired, he’s using the skills he developed at Cayuga to give back.

Everyone needs positive reinforcement and support sometimes, and this fall on the Auburn Campus Cayuga student Hope Campbell and the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) are providing it for staff, students and faculty.

Cayuga Community College will partner with agencies in Cayuga and Oswego Counties in upcoming weeks to spotlight available benefits and services for veterans and military-affiliated families.

Cayuga Community College’s award-winning student theatre troupe returns to the stage this fall with a set of ghoulish comedies promising scares and laughs for the Halloween season.

Cayuga Community College today officially celebrated its first class of SUNY Reconnect students, a transformative free community college program for adult learners designed to help New Yorkers aged 25-55 without a prior degree earn an associate degree in a high-demand career field.