Cornell Cooperative Extension of Broome County invites farms, food-based businesses and agricultural businesses to join them for a panel discussion on...
Cornell University is celebrating Earth Day on April 20th and the entire month of April as Sustainability Month with over 80+ events in film, fashion, art,...
Join us at East Meadow Farm for a hands on soil workshop were participants will have two hours of lecture on soils and how they impact the environment and...
The People’s Climate Week is a week of action focused on humanizing the fight against climate change. We will highlight intersections between climate change...
Are you interested in helping to make the world a healthier, safer place? This exhibit will introduce you to people that are doing exactly that. For the past...
Take a few minutes at Mann to contribute to a large-scale, earth-themed community collage that we’ll be creating over the week to celebrate the Earth Day...
Curated by Rachel Doran ('19), "Go Figure: The Fashion Silhouette & the Female Form" explores perceptions and representations of Euro-American beauty ideals...
"[Not My Year] is a reflection on the inherent choppiness of the channels through which mantra is expected or hoped to flow. This work has been my defensive...
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Broome County, in cooperation with the Produce Safety Alliance, is hosting a Produce Safety Alliance Train the Trainer...
InDesign is a dynamic application with a variety of tools that make it ideal for creating and formatting multi-page publications such as newspapers, books,...
The exhibition “The World Bewitch’d” explores the origins and spread of the belief in witchcraft across Europe. It features rare and unique books and...
Donate your used or unwanted shoes and socks into the collection bin, in College of Human Ecology Commons (between Martha Van Rensellaer Hall and the Human...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition highlights the variety of drawings from the Johnson Museum’s permanent collection by European artists from the 19th to the mid-20th century,...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
Learning Machines Seminar Series
"Learning to Reason and Answer Questions about Multimodal Data"
Enormous amounts of information are now available online...
Join us as we celebrate the academic achievements of Development Sociology majors. We'll recognize students who are completing honors theses, formally induct...
Ebonya Washington - Yale University
The Mommy Effect: Do Women Anticipate the Employment Effects of Motherhood?
(Joint with Ilyana Kuziemko, Jessica Pan and...
David Lagakos - University of California, San Diego
Unemployment and Development (joint w/Ying Feng & James Rauch)
Abstract: This paper draws on household...
"Re-Mapping Religion in Bangkok: Alternative Lineages and Cosmologies in the Making in the History of the City"
Justin McDaniel, Professor of Religious...
Join the ILR School and Cornell Speech and Debate for midday debate on "Is technology bad for workers?" Cornell University debaters will face off against...
In this talk Prof. Kinzler discusses on-going projects testing the development of cultural attitudes about leadership among girls and boys growing up in the...
To support students’ intercultural learning pre/during/post international engagement, identify and practice some strategies for critical reflection, attend...
Current Events Roundtable on "The Legacies of Chernobyl" at 12:15 p.m. in G-08 Uris Hall with Andrei Kozyrev, Distinguished Fellow at the Kennan Institute...
In her 1969 song, “Chelsea Morning,” Joni Mitchell metaphorically uses fashion to articulate the present, while also implicitly acknowledging its relation to...
Weekly Seminar in International Nutrition. This week presented by Rachel Bezner Kerr, PhD, Assoc. Professor, Development Sociology, Cornell University.
Sirois abstract: Extracellular DNA (eDNA), defined as any DNA molecule not contained within a cell, is ubiquitous in soils and may persist for many years....
Carbon Capture and Conversion
In recent years, “storm clouds” have been forming at the interface of energy resources, environment, and climate change that...
Description:
The Balkans region has long been seen as only peripherally associated with the project of modernity, and the lands of the former Yugoslavia...
Photoshop is an exciting program with diverse tools that make it ideal for a variety of projects. It is used to create photographic special effects, to color...
We will be starting off the week by tabling on Ho Plaza with signs that state “I want to live in a world where girls___” and encourage people to stop by and...
As part of Mann Library's week-long celebration of Earth Day and Cornell's Bring a Child to Work Day activities, we'll be screening one of the films that...
The Comet Astrobiology Exploration Sample Return (CAESAR) mission was recently selected by the NASA New Frontiers Program for Phase A study. If selected,...
Phase Transformation and Chemomechanical Properties of Alkali Metal Ion Cathode Materials
Feng Lin
Assistant Professor
Departments of Chemistry, and...
What Role can Science and Technology Play in Food Justice?
Presented by Karen Washington, co-owner of Rise and Root Farm and co-founder of Black Urban...
As elsewhere, cities in contemporary China are now understood through the use of digital media. The city has become virtual: it is often constituted through...
Join Professors Rayna Rapp and Faye Ginsburg of New York University on April 26, for their talk, "We Are All in the Image of God: Disability and the Jewish...
Calling all Chocoholics!
Come learn how to eat intuitively with Cornell Dining and Body Positive Cornell at our Chocolate Inspired Dinner! There will be...
The Chelluri Lecture series is offered in memory of Thyagaraju (Raju) Chelluri, who graduated magna cum laude from Cornell with a Bachelor's degree in...
Justin Leidwanger’s research and fieldwork focus primarily on the role of maritime networks in structuring Roman socioeconomic life. These interests lead him...
Practical, Affordable Ways to Reduce Your Environmental Footprint
It can be hard to know how to be environmentally conscious in a college environment, and...
The Spring 2018 Barbara & David Zalaznick Reading Series concludes with "TRANS*forming Literature," featuring readings and a conversation with Ryka Aoki,...
Faye Caronan, Associate Professor and Chair, Ethnic Studies, University of Colorado, Denver
In this talk, Professor Caronan will discuss early 20th century...
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor in conversation with Ed Baptist. Reception & book signing to follow.
Facebook event listing.
Taylor is an assistant professor at...
Practice conversational Turkish with native speakers. Learn about Turkish social etiqutte, traditions, customs, history, and more!
Snacks and beverages...
Telluride House Lecture in cooperation with Cornell History Department
After the social revolution brought by the WWII and a new political order the Polish...
"Economimesis" A Model For Sustainable Design by Lillian Woo, an economist, a public policy specialist, and political consultant in state and federal...
Walid Raad is an artist and professor of art at The Cooper Union. Raad's works include The Atlas Group, a 15-year project from 1989 to 2004 about the...
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Broome County invites farms, food-based businesses and agricultural businesses to join them for a panel discussion on...
Are you looking for a way to make extra money at home or to bring your business online?
Ebay is a flexible way to blend a small business and your interests...
Members of the SASSY e-board will be leading a round table dinner discussion surrounding the root causes of CSEC and the perception of pimp culture in the...
This Maple Confection Workshop will be conducted by Stephen Childs, New York State Maple Specialist. The workshop will feature training in making maple...
The Schoharie Free Library will host “Small Space Gardening” on Thursday, April 26, 6:30 p.m., 103 Knower Ave. in Schoharie. The workshop is free and open to...
Ithaca Premiere!
2017 > USA > Directed by Joshua Bonnetta & J.P. Sniadecki
A topical cinematographic exploration of the Sonoran Desert, and the harrowing...
Bailemos is continuing its intermediate salsa lesson series from last semester! This series will build on footwork and partnerwork variations of the...
Cornell Speech and Debate presents
Debate at the State
Cornell vs Harvard
Featuring CNN's S.E. Cupp as the moderator
State Theatre of Itahca
107 W. State...
Music is math—it is a sophisticated compilation of harmonies, pitches, and rhythms built upon the physical laws of sound that render emotional impact. Music...
Amazing things come from students and organizations around campus every day. That's why this year, RAW is focusing on exposing the parts of the design...
This event informs the public about the amount of plastic waste generated from plastic water bottles at Cornell, in the U.S., and around the world. It will...
Cornell University Class Council 2018 will be hosting a philanthropy bar night in collegetown where graduating seniors will have a chance to meet other...
2017 > Chile > Directed by Sebastian Lelio
With Daniela Vega, Francisco Reyes, Luis Gnecco
In Lelio's A Fantastic Woman, transgender actress Vega delivers...
2018 Standardbred Program, to be held on Friday, April 27th
Program is $5.00. Lunch is being provided with your Registration.
Erin Morgan-Paugh is an...
Cornell University is celebrating Earth Day on April 20th and the entire month of April as Sustainability Month with over 80+ events in film, fashion, art,...
A ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate Cornell's climate legacy. A plaque will be placed on campus to memorialize Cornell's commitment to carbon neutrality...
Cancelled; will be rescheduled in 2018-19 academic year.
"You are who you know: How subtle ethnic associations and interpersonal interactions shape one...
LEAD RENOVATION, REPAIR, & PAINTING (RRP-REFRESHER) April 2018-TRAINING CLASSES-CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED- REGISTER TODAY- ALL TRAININGS ARE FREE
*Please fax,...
The People’s Climate Week is a week of action focused on humanizing the fight against climate change. We will highlight intersections between climate change...
A Conference on Policy and Organizing Responses to Precarious Work
April 27-28, 2018
This multi-stakeholder convening uniquely brings together government...
Take a few minutes at Mann to contribute to a large-scale, earth-themed community collage that we’ll be creating over the week to celebrate the Earth Day...
Curated by Rachel Doran ('19), "Go Figure: The Fashion Silhouette & the Female Form" explores perceptions and representations of Euro-American beauty ideals...
"[Not My Year] is a reflection on the inherent choppiness of the channels through which mantra is expected or hoped to flow. This work has been my defensive...
A two-day conference bringing together scholars working on houses and households in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt. Our speakers represent a broad range of...
The exhibition “The World Bewitch’d” explores the origins and spread of the belief in witchcraft across Europe. It features rare and unique books and...
Donate your used or unwanted shoes and socks into the collection bin, in College of Human Ecology Commons (between Martha Van Rensellaer Hall and the Human...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition highlights the variety of drawings from the Johnson Museum’s permanent collection by European artists from the 19th to the mid-20th century,...
Explore the diverse world of bird feathers through hands-on activities, exhibits, and microscope exploration. Get a close-up look at real birds and bird...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
Friday, April 27 - 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
by Hortus Forum - Cornell Student Organization
EHOB Atrium
Prices range from $5-25
Learn about Hortus Forum at:...
Our mission is to organize and plan a weekly Farmers' market on Cornell's campus that allows for students, faculty, staff and the local community to come...
This luncheon will give graduate students an opportunity to mingle with Professor Jon Schuldt (Dept. of Communication) and learn more about his current...
Title:
Indoor Localization and Vital Signs Sensing with Harmonic RFID System
Speaker:
Xiaonan Hui, Kan Lab
Abstract:
Current technologies have severe...
Learning Machines Seminar Series
"Toward Visual Reasoning"
Ali Farhadi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science & Engineering at the...
Traditionally, scheduling and control are viewed as two related but disparate engineering activities. For scheduling, the main decisions are typically...
Nisha Botchwey is an associate professor of city and regional planning at the Georgia Institute of Technology and an adjunct professor in Emory University's...
Natalia Dudareva
Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry, Purdue University
Area of Expertise: Plant Molecular Biology
Current Research Interests: Floral...
The Organic Program Work Team is sponsoring the first annual Cornell Organic Symposium, April 27th from 1:00 – 5:00 PM in Stocking Hall, Room 148. The event...
Richard Stanton - Professor, U.C. Berkely
Racial Discrimination in lending can materialize in loan officer decisions or in algorithmic scoring, especially...
Join us and get up to speed on land: leasing and purchasing it, making and selling products on it, hosting events on it. Full of legal updates and farmers'...
Jorge Villavicencio Grossmann teaches music composition, orchestration and directs the Ithaca College Contemporary Ensemble. A composer of orchestral,...
Abstract
The climate and earth sciences have recently undergone a rapid transformation from a data-poor to a data-rich environment. In particular, massive...
Elections and Governance: Democratic Backsliding in Africa?
The symposium will explore the specific national causes of democratic decline; or, that take on...
Please mark your calendars for a visit with Ken Himmel ’70, President and CEO of Related Urban, the nation’s leading developer of large-scale mixed-use...
Ag Quad Dedication Ceremony & CALS Day Celebration
CALS Day is a celebration of the community around the Ag Quad. The events planned reflect the diversity...
The Sentencing Reform Act of 1984 was thought to be a beneficial innovation that would reduce (if not eliminate) disparities in criminal justice outcomes for...
We will be starting off the week by tabling on Ho Plaza with signs that state “I want to live in a world where girls___” and encourage people to stop by and...
Yang Cao received his Ph.D. in sociology from Cornell University in 2000. He is currently Associate Professor in Sociology and Public Policy at University...
Abstract:
The machine learning community seems increasingly resigned to the prospect of solving large, non-convex optimization problems, particularly when...
From our expert team of Anatomical Pathology residents, we'll be hosting Dr. Mason Jager! Dr. Jager will be going over exciting histology of infectious...
Bob Newton - "Mercury and Lead Cycling in Two Pond Ecosystems: Impacts of Local Verses Regional Sources"
A weekly seminar series focused on topics related...
Cornell Molecular Biology and Genetics and Marcus Smolka will be hosting Dr. Maria Jasin from The Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center for her "Protecting...
ChEGSA is hosting our annual Bake-Off and Board Game Mixer. Come bring some freshly baked goods and play some board games with the CBE Graduate Students....
A screening of the forthcoming film on Walter Rodney followed by a discussion with director, Matthew J. Smith, chair of the History Department at the...
As part of our evening for refugee awareness, ISU is excited to host Art Beyond Borders: An Evening for Refugee Awareness with keynote speaker Mohamad...
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.
Willard Straight Hall Memorial Room, Party 7:15PM, Film 8:00PM
2004 > USA > Directed by Brad Bird
With Voices of Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter, Sarah...
Written by Anne Washburn
Directed by Jayme Kilburn
Co-sponsored by the Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program, Cornell Council for the Arts, the DG...
Pandora Dance Troupe is proud to present its annual spring performance, Spring into Motion! The performance will showcase the troupe's choreography with...
This opening reception for the exhibition Shifting Ground, curated by students in the History of Art Majors' Society, is free and open to everyone. Hear...
This event informs the public about the amount of plastic waste generated from plastic water bottles at Cornell, in the U.S., and around the world. It will...
The Cornell Graduate Swing Dance Society is excited to announce a workshop with one of the best dancers in the world, Ramona Staffeld (take a look at one of...
David Yarus, the creator of JSwipe, shares his story. "Love behind the scenes: creating JSwipe, the largest and most successful Jewish dating app in the...
Please use this page to register for the 2018 District Public Presentations Event. In order to qualify for this event, you must have been recommended at the...
Cornell University is celebrating Earth Day on April 20th and the entire month of April as Sustainability Month with over 80+ events in film, fashion, art,...
If you want to learn how to tap your trees for maple syrup, this is the workshop for you. The program covers a variety of topics from tree ID, tapping, to...
If you are interested in growing your own mushrooms this is the workshop for you. Growing Forest Fungi takes place at the Agroforestry Resource Center...
Introduction to Quick Books for Farmers
Join us for an introduction to Quick Books, on April 28 from 9 am- 12 pm pm at the CCE Oneida County office. Upon...
The People’s Climate Week is a week of action focused on humanizing the fight against climate change. We will highlight intersections between climate change...
Curated by Rachel Doran ('19), "Go Figure: The Fashion Silhouette & the Female Form" explores perceptions and representations of Euro-American beauty ideals...
Elections and Governance: Democratic Backsliding in Africa?
The symposium will explore the specific national causes of democratic decline; or, that take on...
"[Not My Year] is a reflection on the inherent choppiness of the channels through which mantra is expected or hoped to flow. This work has been my defensive...
A two-day conference bringing together scholars working on houses and households in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt. Our speakers represent a broad range of...
Join us for an introduction to Quick Books. We will be holding 2 separate classes for your convenience: one in the morning on April 28th and one in the...
The Society for Natural Resources Conservation is hosting an Arbor Day 5K on Saturday, April 28th! Registration begins at 9am, and the race will begin around...
The Cornell Contemporary China Initiative (CCCI), in collaboration with the Cornell Institute for China Economic Research (CICER), China and Asia Pacific...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition highlights the variety of drawings from the Johnson Museum’s permanent collection by European artists from the 19th to the mid-20th century,...
Explore the diverse world of bird feathers through hands-on activities, exhibits, and microscope exploration. Get a close-up look at real birds and bird...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
The Cornell Graduate Swing Dance Society is excited to announce a workshop with one of the best dancers in the world, Ramona Staffeld (take a look at one of...
The Cornell Graduate Swing Dance Society is excited to announce a workshop with one of the best dancers in the world, Ramona Staffeld (take a look at one of...
Art of India is the annual cultural festival organized by the Cornell India Association and SPICMACAY. We bring the best of Indian performance art and...
How technology is shaping the fashion industry of the future. The Cornell Fashion Industry Network’s Fashion Speaks Gala is a formal, university-wide event...
Written by Anne Washburn
Directed by Jayme Kilburn
Co-sponsored by the Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program, Cornell Council for the Arts, the DG...
This event informs the public about the amount of plastic waste generated from plastic water bottles at Cornell, in the U.S., and around the world. It will...
The Cornell Graduate Swing Dance Society is excited to announce a workshop with one of the best dancers in the world, Ramona Staffeld (take a look at one of...
One in nine people on Earth do not have enough food to lead a healthy life. Attend Cornell Associaiton of Medicine and Philanthropy's 3rd Annual Action...
Cornell University is celebrating Earth Day on April 20th and the entire month of April as Sustainability Month with over 80+ events in film, fashion, art,...
Curated by Rachel Doran ('19), "Go Figure: The Fashion Silhouette & the Female Form" explores perceptions and representations of Euro-American beauty ideals...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition highlights the variety of drawings from the Johnson Museum’s permanent collection by European artists from the 19th to the mid-20th century,...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
Celebrate spring's arrival by stopping by the Compost Fair for a guaranteed good time! This year's fair will be in conjunction with the 4-H Duck Race and...
Cornell Symphony Orchestra; Chris Younghoon Kim, conductor performing Tchaikovsky’s Marche Slave, Op. 31, and his Symphony No. 6 on the 125th anniversary of...
APGS, EGSA, ECEGO and ISGSA are conducting a viewing night at the Fuertes Observatory. We will be viewing* several stars and objects of interest in the...
The Youth Forestry Training Workshop is designed to prepare youth for the NYS Forestry Weekend. Youth will build skills in tree ID, measurement, pests, etc....
Cornell University is celebrating Earth Day on April 20th and the entire month of April as Sustainability Month with over 80+ events in film, fashion, art,...
Sponsored by
New York State Food Venture Center, Department of Food Science - Cornell University, Cornell Cooperative Extension, GMA Science and Education...
Curated by Rachel Doran ('19), "Go Figure: The Fashion Silhouette & the Female Form" explores perceptions and representations of Euro-American beauty ideals...
The exhibition “The World Bewitch’d” explores the origins and spread of the belief in witchcraft across Europe. It features rare and unique books and...
Let's Meditate is a weekly, free, 30-minute guided mindfulness meditation series.
Let's Meditate is open to all members of the Cornell community, including...
In this talk I will present an overview of my recently published book, Hydraulic City. Drawing attention to the ways in which settlers in Mumbai establish...
Noel Michelle Holbrook
Professor of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University
Horticulture Section seminar series. Via videoconference to...
The Cornell Center for Comparative and Population Genomics an Chip Aquadro will be hosting Dr. David Reich for his "Towards a Solution to the Problem of...
This presentation will bring together three research strands that Dr. Joseph Turow has pursued alone and with colleagues: (1) national survey findings about...
Presented by William Solecki, Hunter College.
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The 2018 Cornell University Climate Change...
First lecture of The Thomas Gold Lecture Series by Renu Malhotra (U. Arizona)
Abstract: Our understanding of the history of the solar system has undergone a...
“Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger at Government vs. Liberal Hopes” will be the topic of Arlie Hochschild (Sociology, Berkeley) in the concluding lecture in...
Join us at The Straight Edge on April 30th at 4:30pm for our celebratory Capstone of Sustainability Month. Create sustainable solutions for Cornell,...
Bailemos Latin Dance Club will be offering an 11-week Beginner I salsa and bachata series on Monday nights starting February 5! Lessons are specifically...
New Book Celebration
Join Mukoma Wa Ngugi Associate Professor of English at Cornell University and the author of The Rise of the African Novel: Politics of...
Film Screening Series:
Midi Z Retrospective: Homecoming Trilogy
· 7 pm, April 16, Poor Folk
· 7 pm, April 23, Return to Burma preceded by The Palace...
Ithaca Premiere!
2014 > Taiwan > Directed by Midi Z
With Shin-Hong Wang, Ke-Xi Wu
With crop prices too low to make ends meet, a Burmese farmer pawns his...
3-Day Master Food Preserver Training. For all event details go to http://ulster.cce.cornell.edu/events/2018/05/01/3-day-master-food-preserver-training
To...
LEAD RENOVATION, REPAIR, & PAINTING (RRP-REFRESHER) May 2018-TRAINING CLASSES-CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED- REGISTER TODAY- ALL TRAININGS ARE FREE
*Please fax,...
Andrew Lucas, Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, will present seminar. Professor Eric Mueller, host.
Seminar...
If you have always wanted to hold a Garage Sale, this is the workshop for you.
Topics will include how to get started, pricing, displaying and advertising. ...
Curated by Rachel Doran ('19), "Go Figure: The Fashion Silhouette & the Female Form" explores perceptions and representations of Euro-American beauty ideals...
“Statistics Unit 7: Statistical Tests," presented by Dr. Galina Hayes, Cornell University Department of Clinical Sciences.
All Veterinary Medicine residents...
We will be having our Weekly Writing Workshops starting this upcoming Tuesday, February 6th. This space is for ANY work you need to do! Not just limited to...
The exhibition “The World Bewitch’d” explores the origins and spread of the belief in witchcraft across Europe. It features rare and unique books and...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition highlights the variety of drawings from the Johnson Museum’s permanent collection by European artists from the 19th to the mid-20th century,...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
Michal Kosinski - Stanford
The End of Privacy
Abstract: A growing proportion of human activities such as social interactions, entertainment, shopping, and...
Elena Manresa - New York University
Discretizing Unobserved Heterogeneity (joint w/Stéphane Bonhomme & Thibaut Lamadon)
Abstract: We study panel data...
Cornell University Transportation & Delivery Services recently installed a new ChargePoint Level 2 Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Station in the Forest Home,...
In collaboration with the Social Science Ideas Panel Committee
Daniel Lichter and Valerie Hans, Co-Chairs
Cornell University’s social science faculty...
Come and hang with members of the International Students Union and ISSO staff to ask questions, share experiences, and talk about everything international!...
A coffee hour sponsored by graduate students in the Applied and Engineering Physics department. Interested in someone's research and want to network, come...
Reflections on disruptive innovation: Foodborne disease surveillance, bioinformatics, and my predictably unpredictable career path
Presented by Celine...
In this talk, we investigate the problem of statistical inference of the true model parameters based on stochastic gradient descent (SGD) with Ruppert-Polyak...
Rob Nixon holds the Currie C. and Thomas A. Barron Family Professorship in Humanities and the Environment at Princeton University. He is the author of four...
Join us for an evening of learning and creativity!
Space is limited
Please reserve a spot by contacting Banu Ozer Griffin at bo98@cornell.edu.
Marbling is...
A chance to play board games with your favourite physics graduate students who are studying in Cornell.
http://pages.physics.cornell.edu/pgs/
This event is...
Annie’s Project
Facilitator Training, May 2-3, 2018
Located in Oriskany, New York
Be prepared to deliver the national recognized Annie's Project Risk...
The Hazardous Occupation in Agriculture Law requires that youth ages 14-15 must have at least 24 hours of tractor safety and maintenance instruction and...
On May 2nd, 2018 at 10:00am, John and Kirsten Anderson will be giving a tour of their "Lake Effect Farms". John is a proud veteran who has a herd of...
Learn the art of making Kimchi on Wednesday, March 7th at the Wegmans Demo Kitchen in the Home & Garden Center at the NYS Fairgrounds. Each participant will...
Curated by Rachel Doran ('19), "Go Figure: The Fashion Silhouette & the Female Form" explores perceptions and representations of Euro-American beauty ideals...
Drop by for casual conversation, get your questions answered, and connect with Engaged Cornell Hub staff and student Engaged Ambassadors over a light...
Dr. Renate Reimschuessel, Director of the FDA Veterinary Laboratory Investigation and Response Network (Vet-LIRN) will give a presentation about how to...
The exhibition “The World Bewitch’d” explores the origins and spread of the belief in witchcraft across Europe. It features rare and unique books and...
John Canestaro, from the New York State Veterans Office, is here to help military veterans at Cornell and in the Tompkins County community with their state...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition highlights the variety of drawings from the Johnson Museum’s permanent collection by European artists from the 19th to the mid-20th century,...
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,...
On May 2nd, 2018 at 10:00am, John and Kirsten Anderson will be giving a tour of their "Lake Effect Farms". John is a proud veteran who has a herd of...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
Join weekly discussions about teaching and education research. Each week the group will explore an article or book chapter. Open to faculty, staff and grad...
Yan Yu, Indiana University
Host: Peng Chen
Spatially Organizing Nanomaterial-Bio Interfaces to Interrogate Immune Functions
The immune system functions on...
Join us for this reading and conversation between two Department of English professors, poet Joanie Mackowski and scholar Elisha Cohn.
Associate Professor...
Do you have an idea for a business? Are you ready to take it to the next level?
Bring your ideas to the Pitch & Switch at the Pillsbury Institute!
At Pitch...
Come de-stress and indulge in fun discussions about Arabic culture, customs, food, and entertainment, all while strengthening your Arabic conversational...
Small fruits, which include strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, currants and jostaberries, are well-suited for growing in...
2017 > Argentina > Directed by Lucrecia Martel
With Daniel Gimenez Cacho, Lola Duenas, Matheus Nachtergaele
Don Diego de Zama is a servant to the Spanish...
2017 > Poland/USA > Directed by Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman
With Douglas Booth, Jerome Flynn, Robert Gulaczyk
A different sort of animated film, Loving...
