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Treat yourself to a night of FREE chocolate fountains, treats, and watching Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory!
Experience the latest in sustainable agricultural practices and support Dilmun Hill, Cornell’s student-run farm right here on campus. Work alongside...
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to see upcoming singer/songwriter (and our very own Cornell alum!) Mina Tobias perform in the Willard Straight Hall...
Do you have what it takes to be the Cornell Orchard Store Apple Bake-off Champion? Bake any edible apple creation of your choice and support the United Way...
The original Japanese language will be shown on Thursday, Nov 8; the English language version will be shown on Saturday & Sunday (Nov 10 & 11) 1988 > Japan...
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The original Japanese language will be shown on Thursday, Nov 8; the English language version will be shown on Saturday & Sunday (Nov 10 & 11) 1988 > Japan...
Society for the Humanities + Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future Annual Lecture on Sustainable Futures Denial’s Authority: Anti-Environmentalism and...
The Annual Graduate Diversity and Inclusion Renaissance Ball is sponsored by Cornell organizations that encompass minority and underrepresented background...
Lecture / Cornell Institute for Public Affairs, Latino Studies Program, History, Government, Romance Studies, Global Learning, Latin American Studies Program (LASP), Global Cornell
Focusing on student activism and leftist politics in the twenty-first century, this talk examines contemporary reformulations of arielismo—a cultural...
Author Appearance, Lecture, Presentation / Cornell University Library, History, Government, Olin Library, American Studies Program
What does it mean to be American and an atheist? Does the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protect religious liberty to all nonbelievers? In a...
Reading / Asian Studies, English, ILR Library, Comparative Literature, American Studies Program, Southeast Asia Program, Asian American Studies Program, Academic Calendar, American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program, Asian & Asian American Center
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist & cultural critic Viet Thanh Nguyen will read from his work as the final installment of the Fall 2018 Barbara & David...
Enjoy a meal and listen or join the band and play. Sponsored by Bethe House, CU Jazz, Jazz+ and SAFC. 5:00-7:00 pm Jansen's Dining Room Special CU Jazz...
Lecture / Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Studies, The Society for the Humanities, Anthropology, Comparative Muslim Societies Program, South Asia Program
This talk draws on ethnographic research in sharia courts (dar ul qazas) in the north Indian cities of Delhi and Patna to argue that kinship is a key site of...
