LATEST CAYUGA NEWS
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).
Huhtamaki Scholarship Supports Manufacturing Students at Fulton Campus
A new scholarship funded by industrial leader Huhtamaki will support Cayuga Community College students entering a manufacturing-related program at the College’s Fulton Campus.
Cayuga Faculty, Staff Honored with SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence
Four Cayuga Community College faculty and staff members, each of whom has worked at least a decade at Cayuga, received the 2022 SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence this spring for their outstanding contributions to the College and its students.
Cayuga Celebrates Class of 2022 with First Commencement at Falcon Park
Cayuga Community College celebrated its Class of 2022 on Thursday, with College leaders lauding the graduates for making an unforgettable mark at Cayuga after earning their degrees amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Governor Hochul Announces Expansion of Educational Opportunity Program to Cayuga, other Community Colleges
Governor Kathy Hochul announced Tuesday the expansion of SUNY's life-changing Educational Opportunity Program to include four additional SUNY campuses: Cayuga County Community College, Corning Community College, Rockland Community College, and Tompkins Cortland Community College.