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The 12th annual winter series of stories to nourish a spirit of hope! Imani is a social entrepreneur, Sufi practitioner, sister to four, and aspiring global...
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Cornell Symphony Orchestra, Adrian Slywotzky, conductor. The Fourth Annual Young Person’s Concert features Liszt’s Piano Concerto No. 1 with Cornell Concerto...
2018 > USA > Directed by Barry Jenkins With KiKi Layne, Stephan James, Regina King, Dominique Thorne '19 1970s Harlem comes to life as Barry Jenkins...
The Spring 2019 Barbara & David Zalaznick Creative Writing Reading Series comes to a close with a reading by poet & writer Claudia Rankine. Recipient of...
Author Appearance, Lecture, Presentation / Cornell University Library, Mann Library, Human Development
Schools in the United States and around the world have largely succeeded in one respect: IQs rose 30 points during the 20th century. Yet, in many respects,...
Faculty in the Department of Near Eastern Studies host monthly informal discussions on a current event related to the Middle East. OPEN only to Cornell...
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...
The 12th annual winter series of stories to nourish a spirit of hope! Imani is a social entrepreneur, Sufi practitioner, sister to four, and aspiring global...
Cornell Wind Symphony, James Spinazzola, conductor; Juliana Pepinsky performs Frank Ticheli’s Silver Lining Flute Concerto, plus Rimsky-Korsakov’s Capriccio...
Lecture / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Asian Studies, History, History of Art and Visual Studies, South Asia Program
By the late 1800s, swathes of jungle in eastern India were cleared to create tea estates or plantations. But these commercial landscapes were never quite...
