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...
For centuries, biological specimens have made key insights in the life sciences possible. Now, new technologies—from chemical and genetic sampling that help...
Group Show: Rome Studio Fall 2016 is an exhibition featuring B.F.A. work from students who studied at Cornell in Rome during the fall of 2016. Students...
Complete Repeat is a series of direct animation, looped and projected simultaneously on multiple projectors, exploring duration, sequencing, repetition,...
Mark Catesby, an English naturalist of the 18th century, remains a mysterious figure despite his tall stature amongst scientists of his day. His seminal...
Convergence is a survey of Philadelphia-based artist Rebecca Rutstein's (B.F.A. '93) recent work that explores geometric abstraction inspired by science,...
Professor Kathie Hodge’s class, Magical Mushrooms, Mischievous Molds is not your typical biology class— it’s more like a narrated double-decker bus tour of...
Borderline Encounters: The American-Canadian Railway presents the collaborative work that Joseph Henry Kennedy Jr. (B.Arch. '15) and Sonny Eric Xu (B.Arch....
The East Sibley Hallway rotating exhibition series presents the studio work of three consecutive M.Arch.II design studios that were held at AAP NYC during...
This exhibition explores the art of the book with a display of fine printing, artists’ books, and other rare editions drawn from Cornell’s collections....
During the academic year, the very popular Coffee and Conversation program is held each Wednesday from 10:00am-2:00pm in the lounge. Enjoy free coffee, tea,...
Fourteen artists from Taiwan expose the lingering, often haunting effects of authoritarianism, social ideology, environmental disaster, international...
In the late 1950s Robert Richenburg was at the height of his fame as a painter of the New York School, exhibiting most famously alongside Pollock and de...
Join the Software Development SIG (SD-SIG) for its August event. Eric Grysko will present on how various Amazon technologies were used to build the Central...
Exhibition On-Display May 19th through September 4th, 2017 Travelling from the Idaho Museum of Natural History "The Buzz Saw Sharks of Long Ago" exhibition...
"Issues in Ethical Data Management" Data science holds incredible promise of improving people's lives, accelerating scientific discovery and innovation, and...
The Macroeconomic Effects of Government Asset Purchases: Evidence from Postwar US Housing Credit Policy
Associated with the International Fair held at Uris Hall on Wednesday August 30 from 11:30 to 2, the LRC will hold an Open House from 1:30 to 4 on the same...
Drop by for casual conversation, get your questions answered, and connect with Engaged Cornell Hub staff and student Engaged Ambassadors over a light...
LHC as an Axion Factory: Probing an Axion Explanation for (g-2)_\mu with Exotic Higgs Decays Abstract: We argue that a large region of so far unconstrained...
(Program repeated @ 4:30 pm same day/same site) --Interested in a career in international affairs? --Planning a master’s in public policy or international...
"Fostering Youth Voices Supporting Human Rights and Global Citizenship," Gertrude Noden
Guillaume Lambert, Cornell University Host: Jerry Feigenson Quantitative Single-Cell Biophysics Complex behaviors in bacteria (e.g. pathogenicity,...
Come learn what a CFC membership and Recreation Services has to offer! We invite any member of the Cornell community who is interested in learning what the...
Experience the latest in sustainable agricultural practices and support Dilmun Hill, Cornell’s student-run farm right here on campus. Work alongside...
Scopus is "the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature: scientific journals, books and conference proceedings. [It] delivers a...
Come learn about majors/minors in Africana Studies; American Studies; Latina/o Studies; Asian American Studies; American Indian and Indigenous Studies; ...
Engineering in the real world is more about people than equations. You need the knowledge to get the job but need people skills in order to keep it and move...
"Fostering Youth Voices Supporting Human Rights and Global Citizenship," Gertrude Noden
(Repeat of 2:00 pm program earlier the same day) --Interested in a career in international affairs? --Planning a master’s in public policy or international...
Want to meet other Cornell students who have also just come back from a leave? Meet other students returning to Cornell, have dinner together and to start...
Tyler Barnes - "Marek's Disease in Backyard Poultry" Ari Boltax - "Transvenous Electrical Cardioversion of a Horse in Atrial Fibrillation" Nick Ruocco - "...
Saša Begović is a founding partner and principal architect of 3LHD architects, a Croatian-based architecture practice, established in 1994. 3LHD focuses its...
William and Jane Torrence Harder Lecture Ishion Hutchinson Poet and winner of the National Book Critics Circle award, Meringoff Sesquicentennial Fellow,...
Come learn what a CFC membership and Recreation Services has to offer! We invite any member of the Cornell community who is interested in learning what the...
First Keeton House dinner of the semester! For Keeton residents only
Dr. Krotscheck discussing her experiences as a surgeon in the orthopedic department of CUHA.
2016 > Japan/France > Directed by Michael Dudok de Wit Studio Ghibli's first collaboration with an outside animator is a dialogue-free story about a...
Hans Bethe House’s weekly after-dinner conversation hour. House Professor Julia Thom-Levy hosts a special guest each Wednesday evening at 7:15pm. The format...
1972 > USSR > Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky With Donatas Banionis, Yuri Jarvet A Russian psychologist investigates strange goings-on in a space station and is...