A collaboration between Catherwood Library’s Kheel Center and the Cornell Costume & Textile Collection, Union Made celebrates 20th century fashion trends...
Enjoy an insider's study tour of three of the Smithsonian Institution's remarkable museums and research centers with Glenn Altschuler, dean of the School of...
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: From the Dark features work from the ART 2601: Introduction to Photography class taught by Christine Elfman. Featured students are: Aiza Ahmed...
Mark Catesby, an English naturalist of the 18th century, remains a mysterious figure despite his tall stature amongst scientists of his day. His seminal...
his 2.5 day Class will fulfill FDA Requirements for FSMA Qualified Individual Training. The course will include opportunities for participants to review...
Convergence is a survey of Philadelphia-based artist Rebecca Rutstein's (B.F.A. '93) recent work that explores geometric abstraction inspired by science,...
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....
"Mesoscale Dynamics Studied with Time-resolved Coherent X-ray Scattering" Abstract: Thermally-driven spatial fluctuation exists in both 'soft' and 'hard'...
In 1882, at the request of Professor John Henry Comstock and with the support of President Andrew Dickson White, Cornell acquired 570 Blaschka glass sea...
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...
Tree Phenology Walk Series | Cayuga Nature Center Every Thursday through November 2, 2017 10:30 - 11:00 am Free for members, included with regular...
New to CALS or Human Ecology? Start your year out right at our Library welcome table. Drop by to pick up library info, enjoy treats, win prizes, and try your...
Michael Kremer Harvard University 401 Warren Hall "Can Educational Voucher Programs Pay for Themselves?" Abstract: In the 1990's Colombia awarded private...
Bartosz Mackowiak European Central Bank The Rational Inattention Filter (joint w/Filip Matejka & Mirko Wiederholt) Dynamic rational inattention...
"Dilemmas of Opposition Party and Coalition Building in Multiethnic Malaysia" Sebastian Dettman, PhD Candidate, Department of Government, Cornell...
Come listen, share, and learn about fellow students' summer internships and enjoy lunch with Cornell alumna Carol Rattray '78. Rattray is cofounder of...
Barry Strauss, Bryce and Edith M. Bowmar Professor in Humanistic Studies, History and Classics, Cornell University, will speak at 12:15 pm in G-08 Uris Hall...
Just as each section of a garment sewn together creates the whole, garment workers joined together through their union to create a whole life for themselves...
Professor Giannelis from the department of Materials Science and Engineering will give this talk titled Carbon Capture and Sequestration. The Energy...
Terrestrial carbon cycles are affected by and also feedback to climate change and human activities. Despite decades of research in the carbon cycle, our...
Discover how teaching a class session at the Johnson Museum can enhance your syllabus. Explore teaching options at the Museum and how to plan an accessible...
Jessica Achberger is African Studies Librarian and Adjunct Assistant Professor of History at Michigan State University. Her PhD research in history focused...
Claude Desplan, New York University Temporal and Spatial Patterning to Generate Neural Diversity Hosted by NBB and MBG –Nilay Yapici and Mariana Wolfner
Sponsored by Biology Without Borders Co- hosted by Nilay Yapici (Neurobiology and Behavior) and Mariana Wolfner (Molecular Biology and Genetics)
Roads are the essential building blocks of economic development. Without roads, there can be no hydro projects, no electricity or telephone towers, and...
Speaker: Professor Henry White, University of Utah - Electrochemical Nucleation and Physical Behavior of Individual Nanobubbles of H2, O2 and N2
In this talk I am concerned by the ways in which border walls and zones come not simply to defend (for example, certain territories), but also to define --...
The Economics Department is sponsoring a bowling night for the undergraduate and graduate economics students! Join us for a few frames in Helen Newman Hall's...
Undecided? Unsure of what you want to study? First-year Arts & Sciences students are invited to join us for a 2-part workshop designed to help you choose...
In this talk I am concerned by the ways in which border walls and zones come not simply to defend (i.e. certain territories), but to define -- that is, to...
Malcolm Bilson, Frederick J. Whiton Professor Emeritus of Music, presents a talk entitled "For He Has Taste and the Most Profound Knowledge of Composition."
Cornell Dept. of English / Creative Writing Program presents: Reading by Ron Rash, Poet & Fiction Writer Ron Rash is the author of the 2009 PEN/Faulkner...
Meet other Cornell students who have also just come back from a leave. Ask and answer questions about how to come back from a leave, and join this group of...
How can you involve students more fully in classroom activities? This workshop addresses ways in which instructors can construct classroom activities that...
No matter your focus, study abroad in Italy can offer a varied and enriching academic experience. Fall in love with Italy's beauty while gaining fluency in...
Learn about the wealth of opportunities in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Whether you are an engineer or a lover of English history, there is a study...
Resume Workshop open to all first years.
Open to all Cornell students (grads and undergrads) for Free. All skill levels welcome. Increase your physical and mental well-being. Some yoga mats are...
At this moderated discussion, artists Hung Su-Chen, Chen Cheng-Tsai, Ku Shih-Yung, and Shen Chao-Liang will speak about their work in conjunction with the...
Erica Groshen, former head of BLS and ILR Visiting Senior Scholar, discusses Counting the Gig Economy
w/ intro on Sep 7 Ithaca Premiere! 2016 > UK/USA/France > Directed by Sabine Krayenbhl, Zeva Oelbaum With voice of Tilda Swinton Called the female...
The Female Orgasm Join us to laugh and learn about the "big O,” a Cornell tradition and the most popular topic sex educators Dorian Solot and Connor Timmons...
1977 > USA > Directed by David Lynch With John Nance, Charlotte Stewart, Jeanne Bates Lynch's first feature is a darkly humorous romp into a degenerate urban...
Stop by to have this delicious and refreshing snack! Who doesn't love a little chocolate?