The Business/Finance Career Path -Hear a panel of current students discuss how Economics helped them enter the Business world! -When: Monday, April...
An absurdly precarious triptych Super 8 looping installation of personal and found home movies. Physics tells us that the machine that projects the film is...
The Cornell Consciousness Club, would like to invite everyone in the community to experience a deep guided meditation in our weekly meetings every...
"After the age of architecture-sculpture we are now in the time of cinematographic factitiousness; literally as well as figuratively, from now on...
See Student Elected Trustee voting info ad in the Cornell Daily Sun. The voting will begin at 8 a.m. on April 28 and end at 8 a.m. on April 30.
Stacy Godfrey (SGU) -"Tetralogy of Fallot in a Chihuahua Puppy" Kamilla Shmakalova -"Salpingitis in a 12 year old Quaker Parrot" Jamie Zhen - "Chronic...
Seeking to bring awareness to the issues of sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking and gender based violence, this exhibit features work in various...
“An Extreme Stirrer-Up of Passions” – Falconry at Cornell and Around the World explores the ancient, yet still vibrant world of falconry with gorgeous...
From the roaring twenties to the New Deal era, planners, civic leaders, and other reformers diagnosed urban ailments and prescribed new interventions to...
Cornell University Library’s new exhibition, Speaking of Sex, celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Human Sexuality Collection. A quarter of a century ago,...
Looking back to Cornell’s 1969 "Earth Art" exhibition, "beyond earth art" explores how contemporary artists have taken on "the environment" as a subject of...
Original, color and black-and-white pen and ink drawings of birds in natural habitats. Artist is an inmate at Kern Vally State Prison. Exhibit made possible...
Now through the end of February, cyanotype botanical prints by Laurie Snyder will be on dislplay in the Nevin Welcome Center. Laurie Snyder is an Ithaca...
Each year the Johnson Museum provides an opportunity for students in the History of Art Majors’ Society to gain direct curatorial experience by organizing an...
Presented as part of the beyond earth art project at the Johnson, French wife-husband duo Lucy + Jorge Orta explore major concerns that define the 21st...
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Weekly Seminar Series. Host: Anurag Agrawal
Seminar: Margarita López-Uribe, PhD student, Entomology, Cornell University, is speaking on A tale of three bees: Their population structure, phylogeography...
Presented by the Community & Regional Development Institute (CaRDI). Dan Kahan of Yale Law School and discussant Lauren Chambliss, Atkinson Center for a...
The Community & Regional Development Institute will host a research roundtable featuring Dan Kahan, E.K. Dollard Professor of Law and Psychology at Yale Law...
We surveyed Cornell retirees and asked what they were doing these days, and their answers inspired and delighted us! So we invited a small group of men and...
"Expanding the HrpL regulon: New genes, new functions"
Authorea: write and manage data-driven, interactive scientific articles in a collaborative environment. Speaker/representative: Alberto Pepe Most tools...
Brian Knight, Brown University Evaluating Competing Explanations for The Midterm Gap: A Unified Econometric Approach with Microfoundations MVR 153 Joint...
Leonard Susskind, Stanford Computational Complexity and Black Hole Horizons
What is the best way to manage your digital assets over time? How do you safeguard your data from technical obsolescence or accidental loss? Whether it’s...
Interested in the research conducted by Cornell undergraduates? Join us as we unveil and distribute the Spring 2014 issue of The Research Paper at our...
Conceptual Modeling (CM) is arguably the most vital part of a simulation project, but it is only recently that the Discrete Event Simulation (DES) community...
EAS Spring Seminar given by Prof. Doug LaRowe from University of Southern California. Refreshments at 3:00 p.m. in the Snee Hall Atrium.
In his paper "Reanalysis and limited repair parsing: Leaping off the garden path", Lewis (1998) presented a computational account to Fodor & Inoue's (1994)...
Prof Eric Greene from Columbia University. Host: Lucy Brennan Title: Visualizing protein-DNA interactions at the single-molecule level with DNA...
Today universities are challenged to become more actively engaged with society, government, and the private sector. By partnering with people to reduce...
Rare chance to get your questions answered by faculty and students!
"Writing in the Face of Death: Barbara Johnson's Last Work (Re-Reading Mary Shelley)"
Relax after a day of classes with a Museum tour followed by an art-making workshop. This month's workshop will let you create sculptures with self-drying...
Dr. Jarra Jagne will discuss: All you wanted to know about chickens; their management, production, nutrition and diseases in different corners of the world...
Whatever may be your passion, career goal, or personal dream, business can help make it a reality. During the 4th Annual Forte Career Launch for Women you...
Come out for the last A3C After Dark of the year! We'll be holding a free dinner (from Taste of Thai) and discussion about APAHM as well as exploring and...
"What's New at Machu Picchu" James S. Kus Lecture abstract: Since its discovery (or re-discovery) in 1911 by Yale professor and explorer Hiram Binham,...
Take the opportunity to travel the world though Cornell. Learn about all the Study Abroad options that Cornell has to offer. Plan ahead to you don't miss...
Register Online Salsa Beginner 1 6-7pm Salsa Beginner 2 7-8pm Dates: 4/9, 4/16, 4/23, 4/30, 5/7, 5/14 Beginner 1 covers the fundamentals of timing, rhythm,...
Tear me off and scratch my head; what was once red is black instead. Tired of doing homework and studying? Come join CCP for some rejuvenating riddles of all...
Casual conversation and coffee after House Dinner each Wednesday evening in the apartment of Rose or Becker's House Professor. THIS WEEK: Meet with 3...
Join House Fellow Poppy McLeod for conversation and knitting! Beginners welcome.
How often do you celebrate yourself? Whether a lot or a little, you are welcome to create a self-portrait celebrating YOU and your story using creative...
2013 > USA > Directed by Becky Lane With Annie Paul, Darryle Johnson, Eliza VanCort, Rebeca Miller Ithaca-based writer/director Becky Lane brings her short...
University Lecture by: LEONARD SUSSKIND, Felix Bloch Professor, Director of the Stanford Institute for Theoretical Physics, Stanford University
Studio recital: piano students of Xak Bjerken. Features orchestral reductions for four hands/two pianos by Ravel, Stravinsky, Rachmaninoff, and Debussy. ...