LATEST CAYUGA NEWS
Local Author to Discuss New Novel This Fall at Cayuga
A local award-winning author who specializes in historical fiction will discuss her latest novel twice this fall at Cayuga Community College.
Local Author, Life Coach to Share Cancer Survival Story at Cayuga
A local author and life coach who is a 24-year cancer survivor will share her own experiences and the inspiration that helped her defeat Hodgkin’s lymphoma later this month at Cayuga Community College.
Cayuga Hosting Celebration of CNY Manufacturing Careers in October
Cayuga Community College’s new Advanced Manufacturing Institute (AMI) will be the scene of a day-long celebration of the future of Central New York manufacturing and related career opportunities next month.
Wiseman Named New Student Trustee at Cayuga
New Cayuga Community College Student Trustee Grace Wiseman is excited to continue representing her fellow students after spending her first year at the College as the secretary and then president of the Student Government Organization (SGO).
First Fulton HS Students Complete ECHS-IT at Cayuga
This spring, 25 seniors from the Fulton City School District (FCSD) became the first students to complete a joint initiative at Cayuga Community College helping them earn credits toward a degree in information technology.
Esports, Clay Target starting at Cayuga in Fall 2022 Semester
Cayuga Community College will field two new athletic teams in the Fall 2022 semester, including the first online athletic program in the College’s history.
Celebration at Cayuga’s Culinary Institute to Feature Celebrity Chef, PBS Host Julie Taboulie®
Cayuga Community College is partnering with celebrity chef, award-winning author and PBS host Julie Taboulie® to feature her famous Lebanese cuisine at the College’s new Culinary Institute.
Cayuga, Auburn Enlarged City School District Partner on High School Equivalency Program
A new initiative designed by Cayuga Community College and the Auburn Enlarged City School District will offer another pathway for district students to earn a Graduate Equivalency Degree (GED).