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Friday, April 14

"what lies beneath" wood art hosted by Cornell Botanic Gardens

Local woodworking eco artist Lisa M. Narloch of Wood Owl Original Designs brings her unique, rustic locally sourced art to the Cornell Botanic Gardens Nevin...

February 2016 Healthy Ulster Council

Healthy Ulster Council Meeting Please join us to become part of our collaborative to prevent chronic disease and to network with fellow colleagues and...

Introduction to Cultivated Mushrooms

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Seneca County is offering a Introduction to Cultivated Mushroom Workshop on Wednesday evening, September 7th 2016 from 5:30...

Invasive Forest Pest Workshop Finger Lakes and CNY

Register here for the Invasive Forest Pest Workshop for the Finger Lakes and CNY Region. The workshop will be held at the Skaneateles Library, 49 E. Genesee...

A Second Life Exhbit

A Second Life Exhbit [past event]

An exhibit showcasing the power of upcycling in fashion and art, including "Fly Girl" by Willie Cole.

Christine Heindl: Inhabiting the Patterns

Christine Heindl (M.F.A. '94) creates paintings of patterns and layers of patterns that reflect grids of various types — from the works of Mondrian to a...

E-scrap Week! Electronics Recycling Event for Cornell Community

E-scrap Week Members of the Cornell community can recycle their home and office electronics the SUSTAINABLE way and at no charge. Anything with a cord,...

Mark Catesby: Naturalist in North America

Mark Catesby, an English naturalist of the 18th century, remains a mysterious figure despite his tall stature amongst scientists of his day. His seminal...

Kristin Larsen: Beyond Radburn: Why Clarence Stein Still Matters

Kristin Larsen (Ph.D. CRP '01), AICP, holds a Ph.D. from Cornell, and an M.A. in urban and regional planning and a B.S. in business administration from the...

Anarchy in the Archives

“Anarchy in the Archives” explores punk’s cultural and political impact from the mid-1970s to the present day through a vast array of rare artifacts. The...

Architecture Career Forum 2017: Session Two

Students are invited to AAP's Architecture Career Forum 2017. To accommodate more firms this year, formal interviews will be hosted on both March 6–8 and on...

Invasive Forest Pest Outreach Workshop

CCE Onondaga will be hosting an Invasive Forest Pest Outreach Workshop at the Skaneateles Library. This workshop is designed to raise awareness and knowledge...

Pan African Connections

A symposium in honor of Professor Locksley Edmondson's retirement Opening Session: Thursday, April 13th, 2017, 4:30pm-7pm Welcome: Prof. Carole Boyce...

What Lies Beneath--Wood art by Lisa M. Narloch

Lisa M. Narloch’s recent work includes a variety of local woods from her own property and around Central New York. She is very careful to determine the state...

"Skin Practice": Society for the Humanities Annual Fellows' Workshop

The Society for the Humanities presents, "Skin Practice," the Annual Fellows' Workshop conceived as part of the 2016-17 focal theme, "Skin." Featuring...

Empathy Academy: Social Practice and the Problem of Objects

This exhibition has been reconceived by the students in the course "Empathy Academy: Social Practice and the Problem of Objects" (ART 3799) in response to...

Escaping the Ordinary: Artistic Imagination in Early Modern Prints

The works in this exhibition celebrate artists who explored creative narratives and distant lands, inviting a brief suspension of reality in favor of...

Identity Crisis: Reflections on Public and Private Life in Contemporary Javanese Photography

Organized by the Johnson Museum, this exhibition is the first in the United States to focus on the recent emergence of photography as an art form in Java,...

The War to End All Wars: Artists and World War I

When war was declared in the summer of 1914, it was presumed by most that it would be over by that Christmas. But as it dragged on for more than four years...

"Rethinking the function of plant ESCRT proteins in endosome formation and chloroplast turnover" - Marisa Otegui

Marisa Otegui Professor, Departments of Botany and Genetics, Laboratory of Cell and Molecular Biology, University of Wisconsin-Madison website "Rethinking...

"Our Blood is Currency: Indigenous Death, Economics and Resurgence"

Prof. Dian Million (American Indian Studies, University of Washington): "Indigenous deaths are scalar, occurring on many levels, from our bodies to the...

Fabrication Fridays

Fabrication Fridays [past event]

Gather, create, invent and learn at the MannYOUfacture makerspace! See our full schedule for the semester and get more information at...

Development of the infant immune system and the role of breast milk

Kirsi M. Jarvinen-Seppo, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of Pediatrics University of Rochester Medical...

Systems Seminar/Ezra's Round Table: David Krakauer (Sante Fe Institute) - Principles of Collective Intelligence

Intelligence research has traditionally emphasized qualities of individuals. In addition, it has sought to reduce intelligence to a single number, largely...

AWARE Seminar Series: “Can revisiting ‘Bushler Bay’, Washington advance understanding of gender in forestry?”

Colfer conducted ethnographic research in the logging community of ‘Bushler Bay’, Washington for three years in the 1970s. In May 2017, Colfer will return to...

Kristin Larsen: Beyond Radburn: Why Clarence Stein Still Matters

Kristin Larsen (Ph.D. CRP '01), AICP, holds a Ph.D. from Cornell, and an M.A. in urban and regional planning and a B.S. in business administration from the...

LEPP Theory Seminar: Asher Berlin, SLAC

Semi-Visible Signals of Dark Matter at Fixed-Target Experiments Abstract: One interesting class of models involves dark matter as the lightest state of a...

Cornell Chimes - Yamatai Joint Concert

What do you get when you combine Taiko Drums with 1,000 pound bells? Awesome noise! Visitors are invited to watch this collaboration from the base of McGraw...

Fireball Express: How the United States Military Laid the Foundations for Modern Globalization

Daniel Immerwahr, Northwestern University. I am a scholar of U.S. and global history, specializing in development, empire, and the history of ideas. My...

ORIE/OTIM Joint Colloquium: Gerard Cachon (UPenn) - The Role of Surge Pricing on a Service Platform with Self-Scheduling Capacity

Recent platforms, like Uber and Lyft, offer service to consumers via “self-scheduling” providers who decide for themselves how often to work. These platforms...

IGCS Colloquium

IGCS Colloquium [past event]

Kulturwissenschaftliche Gedächtnisforschung im Dialog mit den Kognitions- und Neurowissenschaften. Aktuelle Ansätze und Untersuchungsfelder Carsten Gansel,...

Big Red Bikes Ribbon Cutting

Cornell Big Red Bikes, Student Assembly and Cornell University Transportation will be doing an offfical ribbon cutting to launch the new Bike Red Bike Share...

CAM Colloquium:  Henk Dijkstra (Utrecht) - Vegetation pattern formation in a semi-arid climate

Just by inspection of Earth’s surface using Google Earth, vegetation patterns of different type can be found in semi-arid climates such as in Mali and Niger....

CCCC - Richard VanNess Simmons

The Second Cornell Classical Chinese Colloquium speaker of the semester, Prof. Richard VanNess Simmons from Rutgers University will be giving a talk...

2017 Julian C. Smith Lectures in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering - Emily Carter

How Quantum Mechanics Helps Discover Materials for Sustainable Energy Emily A. Carter School of Engineering and Applied Science Princeton...

Big Red Bikes Launch Festival

Join us after the Big Red Bikes Ribbon Cutting Ceremony outside of Kennedy Hall, and bike with us to Arts Quad for free food (catered by Ithaca Bakery!), fun...

MBG Friday Seminar with Yifan Cheng

Molecular Biology and Genetics and Ailong Ke will be hosting Dr. Yifan Cheng for his “Single particle cryo-EM – a breakthrough in structural biology” seminar.

The Eleanor J. Gibson and James J. Gibson Lecture in Experimental Psychology

"How Baby Robots Help Us Understand Complex Dynamics in Development" presented by Pierre-Yves Oudeyer, Research Director and Head of the FLOWing Epigenetic...

Centrally Isolated Film Festival

Selected Cornell and regional college student filmmakers will screen their films at the fourth annual Centrally Isolated Film Festival (CIFF). Awards will be...

Plant Powered Dining

Plant Powered Dining [past event]

Do you like trying out new recipes? If so, come join us for Plant-Powered Meals! Featuring gourmet vegetarian and vegan options on Fridays at Flora Rose...

CANCELLED Cornell Games Club Weekly Meeting

We play board games, card games, miniatures games, and role-playing games (RPGs). Attendance is free and open to anyone. Rules are taught for most...

Hidden Figures

Hidden Figures [past event]

Hidden Figures will screen as part of our Women Scientists and Inventors Series. 2016 > USA > Directed by Theodore Melfi With Taraji P. Henson, Octavia...

Yuri's Night at Fuertes Observatory

For 100 years, Cornell’s Fuertes Observatory has been wowing students – and the Ithaca community – with galactic wonders. To ensure that Fuertes’ gifts keep...

80s Night at the Johnson with GRF Molly

"I wanna dance with somebody." Join GRF Molly for a night of sweet jams, rad snacks and boss activities!

For Students Only: '80s Night at the Museum

Like, totally awesome. Flash back to the 1980s with sweet jams, rad snacks, and boss activities. Hosted by the Museum Club. Hosted by the Museum Club and...

Fuertes Observatory Public Open House

The Cornell Astronomical Society (CAS) hosts public open house nights at the Fuertes Observatory on North Campus every Friday from 8pm to midnight! Everyone...

The Last Waltz

The Last Waltz [past event]

1978 > USA > Directed by Martin Scorsese With Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Eric Clapton, Emmylou Harris, Neil Young Martin Scorsese takes his first crack at...

Friday, April 14