New appointments to bolster research and innovation | Cornell ChronicleCornell University appoints new leaders to enhance research and innovation engagement.
Kavita Bala, dean of Cornell Bowers CIS, named provost | Cornell ChronicleKavita Bala has been appointed as the 17th provost of Cornell University, starting January 1.
James Morgan '60, MBA '63, earns Engineering's highest alumni honor | Cornell ChronicleJames C. Morgan received the Cornell Engineering Distinguished Alumni Award for his leadership in nanomanufacturing and contributions to the university.
Veterans Day celebrated through campus camaraderie | Cornell ChronicleCamaraderie among veterans shapes success in both military and academic settings, creating a strong sense of community and support.
Steve Johnson, VP for government relations emeritus, dies | Cornell ChronicleStephen Philip Johnson greatly contributed to Cornell's educational mission and community relations, securing funding for students and enhancing educational opportunities.
Anne Smalling elected Board of Trustees chair | Cornell ChronicleAnne Meinig Smalling has been elected as the first woman chair of the Cornell Board of Trustees.
New appointments to bolster research and innovation | Cornell ChronicleCornell University appoints new leaders to enhance research and innovation engagement.
Kavita Bala, dean of Cornell Bowers CIS, named provost | Cornell ChronicleKavita Bala has been appointed as the 17th provost of Cornell University, starting January 1.
James Morgan '60, MBA '63, earns Engineering's highest alumni honor | Cornell ChronicleJames C. Morgan received the Cornell Engineering Distinguished Alumni Award for his leadership in nanomanufacturing and contributions to the university.
Veterans Day celebrated through campus camaraderie | Cornell ChronicleCamaraderie among veterans shapes success in both military and academic settings, creating a strong sense of community and support.
Steve Johnson, VP for government relations emeritus, dies | Cornell ChronicleStephen Philip Johnson greatly contributed to Cornell's educational mission and community relations, securing funding for students and enhancing educational opportunities.
Anne Smalling elected Board of Trustees chair | Cornell ChronicleAnne Meinig Smalling has been elected as the first woman chair of the Cornell Board of Trustees.
Podcast features 2025 Cornell Entrepreneur of the Year John Bicket | Cornell ChronicleJohn Bicket, co-founder of Samsara and Cornell '02, is honored as Cornell Entrepreneur of the Year 2025.
Cornell Student Who Faced Deportation Leaves the CountryActivist Momodou Taal leaves U.S. amid threats from the Trump administration after challenging deportation orders over his pro-Palestine advocacy.
Anti-Israel Cornell University student fighting Trump deportation flees US before ICE can arrest himMomodou Taal fled the US to avoid immigration detention after his student visa was revoked due to his involvement in anti-Israel protests.
Cornell Student Who Faced Deportation Leaves the CountryActivist Momodou Taal leaves U.S. amid threats from the Trump administration after challenging deportation orders over his pro-Palestine advocacy.
Anti-Israel Cornell University student fighting Trump deportation flees US before ICE can arrest himMomodou Taal fled the US to avoid immigration detention after his student visa was revoked due to his involvement in anti-Israel protests.
Medicinal garden at Onondaga Nation School grows opportunity | Cornell ChronicleCollaboration between Cornell students and the Onondaga Nation School led to the creation of a medicinal garden, enhancing Indigenous education and cultural connection.
Things to do: Hockey home-openers, Indigenous women exhibit, Collegetown cleanup | Cornell ChronicleCornell Votes will address voting questions while various events celebrate community, education, and indigenous contributions.
Employee Celebration delivers big win and warm gathering | Cornell ChronicleThe annual Employee Celebration unites Cornell community members to honor contributions and foster a sense of camaraderie.
Things to do: Cornell v. Harvard football, FDA leader, mariachi music | Cornell ChronicleCornell will host a variety of public events during fall break, including a football game, music performances, and discussions with notable figures.
Medicinal garden at Onondaga Nation School grows opportunity | Cornell ChronicleCollaboration between Cornell students and the Onondaga Nation School led to the creation of a medicinal garden, enhancing Indigenous education and cultural connection.
Things to do: Hockey home-openers, Indigenous women exhibit, Collegetown cleanup | Cornell ChronicleCornell Votes will address voting questions while various events celebrate community, education, and indigenous contributions.
Employee Celebration delivers big win and warm gathering | Cornell ChronicleThe annual Employee Celebration unites Cornell community members to honor contributions and foster a sense of camaraderie.
Things to do: Cornell v. Harvard football, FDA leader, mariachi music | Cornell ChronicleCornell will host a variety of public events during fall break, including a football game, music performances, and discussions with notable figures.
ICE Tells a Cornell Student Activist to Turn Himself InThe Trump administration aims to detain pro-Palestinian activists, exemplified by Cornell student Momodou Taal's potential deportation.
Cornell Student Who Faced Deportation Says He Left the U.S.Momodou Taal, a British-Gambian Ph.D. student, left the U.S. amid deportation threats after pro-Palestinian protests.
ICE Tells a Cornell Student Activist to Turn Himself InThe Trump administration aims to detain pro-Palestinian activists, exemplified by Cornell student Momodou Taal's potential deportation.
Cornell Student Who Faced Deportation Says He Left the U.S.Momodou Taal, a British-Gambian Ph.D. student, left the U.S. amid deportation threats after pro-Palestinian protests.
Opinion | Universities Should Not be Afraid of Contentious IdeasCornell University hosted a controversial panel discussion on Israeli-Palestinian relations, emphasizing open dialogue despite protests.
A Cornell graduate student fearing deportation files a pre-emptive lawsuit.Momodou Taal's lawsuit challenges executive orders threatening deportation of pro-Palestinian activists, citing concerns for free speech and activism.
Universitywide expressive activity policy approved | Cornell ChronicleCornell finalizes its Expressive Activity Policy to balance free expression with campus safety and legal obligations.
Group says four Cornell students banned from campus for three yearsCornell University has imposed a three-year ban on four students for protesting a career fair featuring weapons manufacturers.The actions taken against the students raise concerns about free speech and university policies in relation to activism.
A Cornell Graduate Student Faces Deportation After a Pro-Palestine ActionCornell University is using new policies to restrict pro-Palestinian protests, impacting international students and raising concerns about free speech on campus.
Exclusive | Cornell professor that cheered Hamas' Oct. 7 attack sparks more outrage after marching in anti-Israel protestThe professor's participation in an anti-Israel march after controversial comments has led to renewed outrage and debates on free speech and hate.
A Cornell graduate student fearing deportation files a pre-emptive lawsuit.Momodou Taal's lawsuit challenges executive orders threatening deportation of pro-Palestinian activists, citing concerns for free speech and activism.
Universitywide expressive activity policy approved | Cornell ChronicleCornell finalizes its Expressive Activity Policy to balance free expression with campus safety and legal obligations.
Group says four Cornell students banned from campus for three yearsCornell University has imposed a three-year ban on four students for protesting a career fair featuring weapons manufacturers.The actions taken against the students raise concerns about free speech and university policies in relation to activism.
A Cornell Graduate Student Faces Deportation After a Pro-Palestine ActionCornell University is using new policies to restrict pro-Palestinian protests, impacting international students and raising concerns about free speech on campus.
Exclusive | Cornell professor that cheered Hamas' Oct. 7 attack sparks more outrage after marching in anti-Israel protestThe professor's participation in an anti-Israel march after controversial comments has led to renewed outrage and debates on free speech and hate.
Dimond family gift to support Nolan School scholarships | Cornell ChronicleThe Dimond family has donated $13 million to fund scholarships at Cornell's Nolan School of Hotel Administration.
Historic $100 million investment to expand Engineering's Duffield Hall | Cornell ChronicleDavid A. Duffield's $100 million donation will expand Duffield Hall at Cornell Engineering, significantly enhancing resources for electrical and computer engineering.
It's Becoming Harder to Protest Gaza War on Campus - and Also to Teach About ItCornell University faces criticism over its handling of student protest charges, raising concerns about freedom of expression and administrative overreach.
These two New York universitie were ranked as some of the best in the worldNew York boasts two top 20 universities in the 2025 World University Rankings: Columbia at 18th and Cornell at 20th.
Michael Kotlikoff named Cornell's 15th president | Cornell ChronicleMichael Kotlikoff has been appointed as Cornell's 15th president after serving as interim president.Kotlikoff aims to guide Cornell through uncertain times with a focus on institutional values.
University celebrates top faculty for outstanding teaching, mentoring | Cornell ChronicleCornell honors eleven faculty for exceptional teaching and mentoring with prestigious teaching awards.
Dimond family gift to support Nolan School scholarships | Cornell ChronicleThe Dimond family has donated $13 million to fund scholarships at Cornell's Nolan School of Hotel Administration.
Historic $100 million investment to expand Engineering's Duffield Hall | Cornell ChronicleDavid A. Duffield's $100 million donation will expand Duffield Hall at Cornell Engineering, significantly enhancing resources for electrical and computer engineering.
It's Becoming Harder to Protest Gaza War on Campus - and Also to Teach About ItCornell University faces criticism over its handling of student protest charges, raising concerns about freedom of expression and administrative overreach.
These two New York universitie were ranked as some of the best in the worldNew York boasts two top 20 universities in the 2025 World University Rankings: Columbia at 18th and Cornell at 20th.
Michael Kotlikoff named Cornell's 15th president | Cornell ChronicleMichael Kotlikoff has been appointed as Cornell's 15th president after serving as interim president.Kotlikoff aims to guide Cornell through uncertain times with a focus on institutional values.
University celebrates top faculty for outstanding teaching, mentoring | Cornell ChronicleCornell honors eleven faculty for exceptional teaching and mentoring with prestigious teaching awards.
Share and hear poetry in many languages at this April 9 event | Cornell ChronicleThe Language Resource Center is hosting its annual 'Sweet Poetry' event, emphasizing the unity of diverse languages and cultures through poetry.
Annual Soup & Hope speaker series to kick off Jan. 23 | Cornell ChronicleThe Soup & Hope speaker series fosters community through storytelling, highlighting diverse experiences and challenges faced by Cornell staff, faculty, and students.
Share and hear poetry in many languages at this April 9 event | Cornell ChronicleThe Language Resource Center is hosting its annual 'Sweet Poetry' event, emphasizing the unity of diverse languages and cultures through poetry.
Annual Soup & Hope speaker series to kick off Jan. 23 | Cornell ChronicleThe Soup & Hope speaker series fosters community through storytelling, highlighting diverse experiences and challenges faced by Cornell staff, faculty, and students.
FDA commissioner will discuss regulations, research, health challenges | Cornell ChronicleDr. Califf will discuss health challenges and opportunities in research, policy, and regulation at Cornell on October 16.
Wildlife health center to host inaugural Distinguished Speakers | Cornell ChronicleDr. Craig Stephen and Dr. Marcela Uhart are key experts presenting on One Health at the Cornell Center for Wildlife Health.
FDA commissioner will discuss regulations, research, health challenges | Cornell ChronicleDr. Califf will discuss health challenges and opportunities in research, policy, and regulation at Cornell on October 16.
Wildlife health center to host inaugural Distinguished Speakers | Cornell ChronicleDr. Craig Stephen and Dr. Marcela Uhart are key experts presenting on One Health at the Cornell Center for Wildlife Health.
Record matches and challenges mark 11th Giving Day | Cornell ChronicleCornell's 11th Giving Day raised $11.2 million from over 17,000 donors, demonstrating strong support for university initiatives.
First Level 3 EV fast-charging station opens on campus | Cornell ChronicleCornell launches its first Level 3 electric vehicle fast-charging station, marking a significant step in promoting sustainable transportation on campus.
Emily Pape '26 rallies the Big Red team for the greater good | Cornell ChronicleEmily Pape overcame pandemic challenges and successfully secured a spot on Cornell's basketball team through dedication, resilience, and innovation.
Keeping campus warm: steam to hot water conversion | Cornell ChronicleCornell is transitioning from a steam-based heating system to a hot water system to improve efficiency and support its net zero emissions goals.
Employee Excellence Awards honor nearly 250 employees | Cornell ChronicleCornell University celebrated employee excellence, honoring 20 staff members for their exceptional contributions during the annual President's Awards ceremony.
First Level 3 EV fast-charging station opens on campus | Cornell ChronicleCornell launches its first Level 3 electric vehicle fast-charging station, marking a significant step in promoting sustainable transportation on campus.
Emily Pape '26 rallies the Big Red team for the greater good | Cornell ChronicleEmily Pape overcame pandemic challenges and successfully secured a spot on Cornell's basketball team through dedication, resilience, and innovation.
Keeping campus warm: steam to hot water conversion | Cornell ChronicleCornell is transitioning from a steam-based heating system to a hot water system to improve efficiency and support its net zero emissions goals.
Employee Excellence Awards honor nearly 250 employees | Cornell ChronicleCornell University celebrated employee excellence, honoring 20 staff members for their exceptional contributions during the annual President's Awards ceremony.
fromCornell Chronicle1 month agoFaculty panel: More investment for social good is needed | Cornell ChronicleFinancial markets can promote prosperity and equity, but investment in social issues remains insufficient.
Fashion show to celebrate, unite cultures of the African diaspora | Cornell ChronicleThe 2024 AFRIK fashion show celebrates cultural unity in the African diaspora, showcasing student and professional designs and performances.
Electrical and Computer Engineering directorship named for Phillips | Cornell ChronicleCornell is honoring Ellis L. Phillips Sr. by naming the directorship of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the main auditorium after him.
New Hillel building planned to support Jewish life at Cornell | Cornell ChronicleA new Grinspoon Hillel center will enhance community engagement and support Jewish identity among Cornell students, opening in summer 2027.
Food hackathon to kick off year of weekend events | Cornell ChronicleCornell is expanding hackathons to address global challenges through diverse student collaborations, fostering innovative solutions across various sectors.
New Hillel building planned to support Jewish life at Cornell | Cornell ChronicleA new Grinspoon Hillel center will enhance community engagement and support Jewish identity among Cornell students, opening in summer 2027.
Food hackathon to kick off year of weekend events | Cornell ChronicleCornell is expanding hackathons to address global challenges through diverse student collaborations, fostering innovative solutions across various sectors.
Joseph Burns, emeritus professor, former dean of faculty, dies at 83 | Cornell ChronicleJoseph A. Burns, a distinguished planetary scientist and educator, made significant contributions to astronomy and mentoring at Cornell University.
Molly Hite, professor emerita of English, dies at 77 | Cornell ChronicleMolly Hite, prominent literary scholar and professor, passed away at 77, known for her contributions to feminism and modernism.
Brooks School launches new DC program for policy undergrads | Cornell ChronicleDC Start offers first-semester public policy students an immersive learning experience in Washington D.C., enhancing their academic studies with real-world engagement.
Benjamin Widom, influential physical chemist, dies at 97 | Cornell ChronicleBenjamin Widom, a renowned physical chemist, significantly impacted thermodynamics and statistical mechanics, influencing both education and research within his field.
ASL program offers performance series, welcomes new faculty | Cornell ChronicleThe ASL program at Cornell welcomes lecturer Lisa Sunde, offering growth opportunities for her and motivated students this semester.
Molly Hite, professor emerita of English, dies at 77 | Cornell ChronicleMolly Hite, prominent literary scholar and professor, passed away at 77, known for her contributions to feminism and modernism.
Brooks School launches new DC program for policy undergrads | Cornell ChronicleDC Start offers first-semester public policy students an immersive learning experience in Washington D.C., enhancing their academic studies with real-world engagement.
Benjamin Widom, influential physical chemist, dies at 97 | Cornell ChronicleBenjamin Widom, a renowned physical chemist, significantly impacted thermodynamics and statistical mechanics, influencing both education and research within his field.
ASL program offers performance series, welcomes new faculty | Cornell ChronicleThe ASL program at Cornell welcomes lecturer Lisa Sunde, offering growth opportunities for her and motivated students this semester.
Science and Technology Studies manager wins George Peter Award | Cornell ChronicleSarah Albrecht received the 2024 George Peter Award for Dedicated Service due to her exemplary work and sense of humor.
NYS invasive species illuminated by art and science exhibit | Cornell ChronicleThe exhibit at Cornell University highlights the threat of invasive species to New York ecosystems.Public awareness is vital for effective policy changes against invasive species.
Canine parvovirus finding adds to Baker Institute's legacy | Cornell ChronicleA Cornell team's recent study reveals how antibodies neutralize parvovirus, enhancing vaccine development and understanding of viral-host interactions.
Brian Crane named director of the Weill Institute for Cell and Molecular Biology | Cornell ChronicleBrian Crane appointed director of the Weill Institute for Cell and Molecular Biology, emphasizing interdisciplinary research in life sciences.
Cornell University suspends fraternity as police look into alleged sexual assaultCornell University has suspended a fraternity amid an investigation into a severe sexual assault incident involving drug coercion reported by a victim.
Task force to address sexual assault on campus | Cornell ChronicleCornell has established a task force to combat sexual assault among undergraduates with a report due by summer 2025.
Cornell University suspends fraternity as police look into alleged sexual assaultCornell University has suspended a fraternity amid an investigation into a severe sexual assault incident involving drug coercion reported by a victim.
Task force to address sexual assault on campus | Cornell ChronicleCornell has established a task force to combat sexual assault among undergraduates with a report due by summer 2025.
Arthur Ruoff, professor and high-pressure scientist, dies at 94 | Cornell ChronicleArthur L. Ruoff was a pivotal figure in high-pressure research, contributing significantly to materials science at Cornell University.
NBC News' Anne Thompson named Distinguished Visiting Journalist | Cornell ChronicleAnne Thompson has been named the spring 2025 Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalist at Cornell University to engage on climate change issues.
Ex-Big Red teammates to face off at Super Bowl LIX | Cornell ChronicleBoth the Chiefs and Eagles feature former Cornell players in Super Bowl LIX, ensuring a Cornellian will be a champion.
Breeding Insight Platform Team Receives 2024 USDA Secretary Honor Award | Cornell ChronicleCornell's Breeding Insight Platform team received the USDA Secretary Honor Award for exceptional contributions to food safety and agricultural innovation.
Smallest walking robot makes microscale measurementsCornell's researchers developed the world's smallest walking robot, enabling precise imaging and measurements at a microscopic scale using light interactions.
Cornell's robot jellyfish and worm are powered by a hydraulic fluid battery | TechCrunchCornell University has developed bio-inspired robots powered by a novel hydraulic fluid-based battery that mimics biological energy systems.
Smallest walking robot makes microscale measurementsCornell's researchers developed the world's smallest walking robot, enabling precise imaging and measurements at a microscopic scale using light interactions.
Cornell's robot jellyfish and worm are powered by a hydraulic fluid battery | TechCrunchCornell University has developed bio-inspired robots powered by a novel hydraulic fluid-based battery that mimics biological energy systems.
Concerto Competition announces three winners | Cornell ChronicleThe Cornell Concerto Competition has expanded to facilitate more performance opportunities across different orchestral groups.
Folk icon Peter Yarrow '59, of Peter, Paul and Mary, dies at 86 | Cornell ChroniclePeter Yarrow, co-founder of Peter, Paul and Mary, was significantly influenced by his Cornell education, particularly in shaping his music and activism.
Learn local lore, Cornell historian Earle says in 'Last Lecture' | Cornell ChronicleBeing curious can uncover rich stories that are often overlooked in everyday settings.Mentorship and shared experiences of alumni provide valuable insights for current students.
Elizabeth Sanders, scholar of U.S. political development, dies at 81 | Cornell ChronicleElizabeth Sanders was a dedicated scholar and mentor who greatly influenced the field of American political development and inspired her students.
Learn local lore, Cornell historian Earle says in 'Last Lecture' | Cornell ChronicleBeing curious can uncover rich stories that are often overlooked in everyday settings.Mentorship and shared experiences of alumni provide valuable insights for current students.
Elizabeth Sanders, scholar of U.S. political development, dies at 81 | Cornell ChronicleElizabeth Sanders was a dedicated scholar and mentor who greatly influenced the field of American political development and inspired her students.
How a fox skull shape conquers the snowFoxes utilize their snout shape to dive efficiently into snow for hunting, showcasing unique adaptations to interact with complex snow properties.
With DoD grant, Cornell to enhance semiconductor supply chain resilience | Cornell ChronicleThe U.S. Semiconductor Research Hub aims to improve the resilience of semiconductor supply chains amid increasing threats, funded by the Department of Defense.
Professor's model perfectly predicted Trump victory | Cornell ChronicleThe Cornell forecasting model accurately predicted Trump's win in all states, demonstrating its effectiveness over other predictive models since 2000.
$11.5M gift strengthens hospitality research, teaching | Cornell Chronicle$11.5 million donation from C. Kenneth Grailer will enhance hospitality research and education at Cornell.
Historic marker celebrates Pearl S. Buck's stop in Ithaca | Cornell ChroniclePearl S. Buck's time in Ithaca significantly shaped her writing career and legacy as an influential novelist and humanitarian.
Things to do: Student and ornithological art, nature crafts | Cornell ChronicleVarious campus events for arts and crafts occur before the end of classes, including art showcases and hands-on workshops.
Pantry collaboration expands mission to fight food insecurity | Cornell ChronicleEnfield Food Distribution is expanding due to increased demand, highlighting the impact of the pandemic and inflation on food assistance.
$1.6M supports land-grant research for NY farms, forests, communities | Cornell ChronicleCornell researchers received $1.6 million in federal funding for 54 projects to aid New York's agriculture and environment, highlighting the importance of local agricultural research.
Things to do: Much music, Supreme Court panel, advice for aspiring filmmakers | Cornell ChronicleA week of diverse musical events is available at Cornell, including a performance by Sara Gazarek and the Cornell Jazz Ensemble.
New Feldshuh play premieres Nov. 1 at Schwartz Center | Cornell ChronicleThe play 'Orlando's Gift' creatively intertwines Virginia Woolf's story with modern theatrical expression, showcasing collaboration among students and faculty.
Things to do: Much music, Supreme Court panel, advice for aspiring filmmakers | Cornell ChronicleA week of diverse musical events is available at Cornell, including a performance by Sara Gazarek and the Cornell Jazz Ensemble.
New Feldshuh play premieres Nov. 1 at Schwartz Center | Cornell ChronicleThe play 'Orlando's Gift' creatively intertwines Virginia Woolf's story with modern theatrical expression, showcasing collaboration among students and faculty.
How Cornell University Is Quietly Quelling Gaza Dissent on CampusCornell University is imposing severe penalties on students for pro-Palestine protests, sparking concerns about due process and targeted suppression of activism.
Displaced by war, Ukrainian student and aid worker begins at Cornell | Cornell ChronicleHaiar Isliamov successfully facilitated humanitarian aid to Ukraine by appealing to a blockade organizer's empathy.
He Almost Got Deported Over a Pro-Palestine Protest. Here's What He Wants You to Know.Cornell students reignite protests against the Gaza conflict, facing disciplinary actions for disrupting a career fair.
Cornell Championed "Free Expression." Then It Rolled Out Protest Restrictions.Cornell University's new expressive activity policy has faced backlash due to restrictions that critics claim curtail free speech, especially for pro-Palestine advocates.
How Cornell University Is Quietly Quelling Gaza Dissent on CampusCornell University is imposing severe penalties on students for pro-Palestine protests, sparking concerns about due process and targeted suppression of activism.
Displaced by war, Ukrainian student and aid worker begins at Cornell | Cornell ChronicleHaiar Isliamov successfully facilitated humanitarian aid to Ukraine by appealing to a blockade organizer's empathy.
He Almost Got Deported Over a Pro-Palestine Protest. Here's What He Wants You to Know.Cornell students reignite protests against the Gaza conflict, facing disciplinary actions for disrupting a career fair.
Cornell Championed "Free Expression." Then It Rolled Out Protest Restrictions.Cornell University's new expressive activity policy has faced backlash due to restrictions that critics claim curtail free speech, especially for pro-Palestine advocates.
Collaboration blends fashion, film studies and spark of fun | Cornell ChronicleThe project focuses on Edith Head's costume design while exploring themes of nostalgia and fading fame through the character of Norma Desmond.
For more than 60 years, Diwali celebration brings light to campus | Cornell ChronicleThe Diya Jale celebration brings the spirit of Diwali to the Cornell campus, promoting cultural unity and diversity.
Events celebrate Chinese composer who also transformed language | Cornell ChronicleThe event at Cornell celebrates Chao Yuen-Ren's contributions to music and linguistics, highlighting his innovative blending of musical styles and language reform.
For more than 60 years, Diwali celebration brings light to campus | Cornell ChronicleThe Diya Jale celebration brings the spirit of Diwali to the Cornell campus, promoting cultural unity and diversity.
Events celebrate Chinese composer who also transformed language | Cornell ChronicleThe event at Cornell celebrates Chao Yuen-Ren's contributions to music and linguistics, highlighting his innovative blending of musical styles and language reform.
$25M grant fuels Cornell's efforts to boost global crop resilience | Cornell ChronicleThe Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Crop Improvement receives $25 million grant to enhance global food security efforts through crop improvement.
Indigenous women in home economics featured in exhibit | Cornell ChronicleThe exhibit showcases the resilience and contributions of Haudenosaunee women in education despite facing numerous social and financial barriers.
University breaks ground on 'transformative' Meinig Fieldhouse | Cornell ChronicleCornell University is committed to enhancing athletic facilities to support student health and wellness through the new Meinig Fieldhouse project.
Industrialist and philanthropist Ratan N. Tata '59, B.Arch. '62 dies at 86 | Cornell ChronicleRatan N. Tata was a significant business leader whose philanthropic efforts greatly impacted education and health in India and globally.
Gift names the Joan Klein Jacobs Center for Precision Nutrition and Health | Cornell ChronicleThe Joan Klein Jacobs Center for Precision Nutrition and Health at Cornell will advance research and programs in precision nutrition, supported by a $25 million gift.
Industrialist and philanthropist Ratan N. Tata '59, B.Arch. '62 dies at 86 | Cornell ChronicleRatan N. Tata was a significant business leader whose philanthropic efforts greatly impacted education and health in India and globally.
Gift names the Joan Klein Jacobs Center for Precision Nutrition and Health | Cornell ChronicleThe Joan Klein Jacobs Center for Precision Nutrition and Health at Cornell will advance research and programs in precision nutrition, supported by a $25 million gift.
Kotlikoff's State of the University applies perspective of history | Cornell ChronicleThe establishment of Cornell University faced severe criticism, highlighting the ongoing struggle for academic freedom and societal impact.
University endowment posts 'strong' gain in FY 2024 | Cornell ChronicleCornell's endowment experienced an 8.7% return, bolstering its long-term strategy and supporting essential university operations.
World Languages Days open to public this year | Cornell ChronicleCornell's World Languages Day promotes global literacy and cultural exchange through diverse language learning opportunities for local middle and high school students.
World Languages Days opened to public this year | Cornell ChronicleCornell University's World Languages Day fosters global literacy and cultural understanding through diverse language learning opportunities for middle and high school students.
World Languages Days open to public this year | Cornell ChronicleCornell's World Languages Day promotes global literacy and cultural exchange through diverse language learning opportunities for local middle and high school students.
World Languages Days opened to public this year | Cornell ChronicleCornell University's World Languages Day fosters global literacy and cultural understanding through diverse language learning opportunities for middle and high school students.
Celebration kicks off McGraw Hall project | Cornell ChronicleCornell University celebrates the groundbreaking of a $110 million renovation project for historic McGraw Hall, emphasizing its importance in fostering education and creativity.
Q&A: Cornell releases demographic data for 'exceptional' incoming class | Cornell ChronicleThe Supreme Court's decision to ban race-conscious admissions has decreased the racial diversity of Cornell's incoming fall 2024 class.
Community Field Day brings together Cornell and Greater Ithaca community | Cornell ChronicleThe event successfully united the Cornell community to promote physical and mental health through various engaging activities.
Gov. Kathy Hochul refuses to get tough with colleges that indulge antisemitesCornell's failure to act against antisemitism reveals systemic issues in academic governance and the need for stronger protections for Jewish students.
Student career fair returns to Barton Hall | Cornell ChronicleThe in-person career fair at Cornell marks a return to traditional networking after the pandemic, enhancing student-employer interactions.