Events
The 13th Annual Barbara L. Kuhlman Scholars’ Fiber Arts and Wearable Arts Group Exhibition: ‘Fear and Freedom’. The Exhibition will showcase innovative fiber...
The New York Cider Association hosts the Annual Ciderweek throughout New York. September 28-October 8 is the Fingerlakes Region portion of the event. The...
Cornell Cooperative Extension Schoharie and Otsego Counties joins its neighboring Extension Associations to present five webinars about managing agritourism...
Zivkovic capitalizes on the Cornell Robotic Construction Laboratory's (RCL) large robotic saw to construct an elegant, rounded sculpture of log parts...
TEXTURE is an eclectic exhibition that emerged from a simple and (intentionally) vague prompt: texture. Under the direction of faculty advisor Denise Nicole...
What would Thanksgiving be without a turkey? There are 14,530 Tompkins County residents that are food insecure. One in seven individuals in the county are at...
Students in the ART 3799: Tactical Media Studio will exhibit a video installation called Force and Fragility. The video's name was inspired by the 2018...
Cider—the alcoholic kind—went from the traditional drink of the American farmer to an obscure niche beverage to a burgeoning and vibrant craft industry in...
• (A small round mark) is a collaborative exhibition by Bruno Cançado (M.F.A. '19) and Sophia Starling (M.F.A. '19).
The Emperor's Canary, an elegant outdoor sculptural sound art installation, will be located on two proximate symbolic sites: the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of...
The Local Climate Summit, held in conjunction with Climate Week NYC, will feature keynote speakers, research updates, resources, and lessons learned from...
Portraits of Progress celebrates five years of the Tata-Cornell Institute (TCI) and its focus on solving chronic malnutrition in India through...
Democracy In The Post-Truth Condition Workshop When: 9/28/18 from 8:30am-5:00pm Where: 423 ILR Conference Center Reception to follow workshop in Baker...
How do you write a sound? How do you hear a text? “Mixed Media” examines how representations of text and sound that have shaped our perceptions of the...
Many of you are aware that some rendering companies that have been picking up dead stock from farms have halted pick‐ups. The NYS Department of Agriculture...
Oculi, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition, is an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The installation opened on...
Cultural, Special Event / Cornell University Library, Center for Teaching Innovation (CTI), Global Cornell, Engaged Cornell, Office of Engagement Initiatives
The gold-painted shipping container equipped with innovative audiovisual technology and life-sized screens allows for serendipitous and spontaneous...
Conference/Workshop, Lecture, Panel Discussion, Presentation / Cornell University Library, Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Latino Studies Program, Kroch Library, Diversity, East Asia Program, Southeast Asia Program, Global Cornell, South Asia Program, China and Asia-Pacific Studies
Transnational Migration from the Global Perspective: The 7th International Conference of the World Confederation of Institutes and Libraries for Chinese...
A CBE alumnus presents their career path and shares insights with graduate students. Open to the Cornell graduate community, funded in part by GPSAFC.
APPLE HARVEST FESTIVAL presented by Tompkins Trust Company Friday, Sept. 28 - Sunday, Sept. 30 On and around The Commons The 36th Annual Downtown Ithaca...
Special Event, Networking / Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, International Programs, South Asia Program, Cornell SC Johnson College of Business
At this Meet-and-Greet Ambassador Vinai Thummalapally will talk about his wealth of experience from both the private and public sectors. President Obama...
Cultural, Food/Catering, Lecture, Research, Special Event / College of Arts & Sciences, Law School, Latino Studies Program, English, History of Art and Visual Studies, Science and Technology Studies, Diversity, Center for Intercultural Dialogue
Latina/o Studies Program Fridays with Faculty Luncheon Seminar 12 Noon 4th Floor Rockefeller Hall Join us for FREE lunch and informal discussion with...
TWIPS (the Works in Progress Seminar) is a weekly seminar in the field of economics where graduate students present their research. Pizza and soft drinks are...
Hospitals in the U.S. and around the world are facing significant growth in the demand for services. In particular, emergency departments are facing high...
Brian Wasik, PhD Postdoctoral Associate Department of Microbiology & Immunology Cornell University Influenza Evolution Dynamics in Mice and the Role of...
"Sexual Fluidity, 'Born that Way,' and the Interface Between LGBT Psychology and Politics" to be presented by Lisa M. Diamond, Department of Psychology,...
Stephano Kim ’98 is executive vice president of digital strategy and operations/chief data strategist for Turner. In this role, he and his team utilize data...
Following Stephano Kim's keynote, join us for a luncheon catered by Luna Inspired Street Food.
What is Market Research? How do I conduct Market Research? Understanding the consumer is essential for any successful business. Market research...
Speed is an overlooked aspect of algorithmic oversight. Intelligent systems and human actors operate at vastly different speeds. These differences present...
Our next seminar speaker is Dr. Aydogan Ozcan, who joins us from UCLA and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Toward a Thinking Microscope: Deep...
An industry and practitioner panel of Dyson alumni will discuss issues pertaining to organizational diversity and the communication skills needed to...
Speaker: Janet Roitman, Anthropology, The New School Abstract: “Africa Rising!” This jubilant expression refers to an “emerging middle class” that is the...
Colloquim / College of Human Ecology, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Center for Applied Mathematics
Abstract: Independent samples from an unknown probability distribution p on a domain of size k are distributed across n players, with each player holding one...
Cornell Biogeochemistry, Environmental Science, and Sustainability (BESS) is cross-departmental graduate student association with common interests in the...
Cornell Molecular Biology and Genetics and Cedric Feschotte will be hosting Dr, Todd Macfarlan from NIH for his “Zinc finger protein evolution against...
Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Near Eastern Studies, Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Law School, History, Psychology, Sociology, Labor Relations, Law, and History, Development Sociology, Big Red Barn, Society for the Humanities, Cornell Institute for European Studies, South Asia Program
Part of the Cornell Institute for European Studies (CIES) Migration Series Panelists Jacqueline Bhabha, Harvard University; Lerna Ekmekçioğlu, MIT; Diane...
RAM Haitian Dance Band is based at the famous Hotel Oloffson in Port-au-Prince and led by the hotel's owner Richard A. Morse. Their style of mizik rasin...
Patrick R. Crowley specializes in the art and archaeology of the Roman world. In addition to traditional categories of Roman art such as sarcophagi and...
The world of writers divides into two kinds: those who write about themselves, and those who write about others. At this particular historical moment, which...
Take some time out from your lab, the library, etc. and relax and join other graduate & professional students for this weekly get-together. Free snacks &...
Produced by PMA graduate student Kelly Richmond & Madeleine Gray '19 The 2018 10-Minute Play Festival will be the 6th annual performance of short...
In the mid-1970s and early 1980s, New York City was in crisis. The large factories, which at one time had formed part of the landscape of Manhattan, lay...
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 games.
2018 > USA > Directed by Brad Bird With Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter, Sarah Vowell, Catherine Keener, Samuel L. Jackson In the long-awaited sequel,...
Direct from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY, your favorite collegiates the Original Cornell Syncopators, bring you Hot Jazz from the 1920s and 30s to the...
Poet and activitst Andrea Gibson will be coming to Cornell Friday, September 28th for a performance in Klarman auditorium at 7:30pm. (pic credit: Coco Aramaki)
