Events
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Please use this page to register for our inaugural 4-H Junior Iron Chef competition. The coach training will take place on Nov 8th at 5:30 at our Kingston...
This class is being held on November 8, 2017 at CCE-Rensselaer Cty. 61 State St, Troy, NY, from 6:00 - 8:30 PM. A class on business planning and farm...
This ‘master’ class, tutored by Peter Mitchell, builds on Cider Principles & Practice and aims to cover, in depth, the following key aspects of cider &...
Cuba and the United States startled the world in December 2015 by announcing their agreement to normalize relations after a half-century of hostility. What a...
Do you have a lucky charm? Before embarking on a course of action do you say a special mantra, check your astrological chart or perform a small ritual? If...
Interested in cover crops? Farmers, students, researchers, extension educators, government and industry representatives, and other cover crop enthusiasts are...
The Barbara L. Kuhlman Scholars’ Fiber Arts and Wearable Arts Exhibition
Mann Library’s exhibit: Fight To the Beginning: The Struggle for Women’s Suffrage in New York is about the struggle to enact woman suffrage in the Empire...
Introspection is a look inside of a black shale formation in British Columbia. The prints in this show use imagery collected from thin sections of the rock...
Shoals Marine Laboratory, located 6 miles offshore in the Gulf of Maine, provides a unique learning environment where students can immerse themselves in an...
In Inhabiting the World We Made, Jennifer and Kevin McCoy present recent projects that examine the marriage of architecture and psychology. Comprised of...
Interested in cover crops? Farmers, students, researchers, extension educators, government and industry representatives, and other cover crop enthusiasts are...
The Current Good Manufacturing Practice, Hazard Analysis, and Risk-based Preventive Controls for Animal Food regulation (also referred to as FSMA or...
Networking / Education, Public Service Center, Cornell in Washington, Office of Undergraduate Research, Cornell Commitment Office, Engaged Cornell, Office of Engagement Initiatives
Drop by for casual conversation, get your questions answered, and connect with Engaged Cornell Hub staff and student Engaged Ambassadors over a light...
All the signs point to Fall! Winter squash, cauliflower, apples and pumpkins are in our markets. Trees are starting to show signs of changing color. And,...
Ingrained in the culture that is architecture at Cornell AAP is the desire to build and make. From small-scale models, installations, and architecture, the...
This exhibition presents collaborative work by Maria Park and Branden Hookway that investigates social and control protocols using a diagrammatic language of...
Let Me Look at You is an exhibition of new work by Sasha Phyars-Burgess (M.F.A. '18). Funded in part by Cornell Council for the Arts.
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 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,...
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...
More than sixty impressions from across Rembrandt’s oeuvre will show the artist’s process, including how he made changes to his plates, and detail his use of...
You and your employees are invited to attend the 2017 New York State Agribusiness Association Annual Meeting November 8 and 9, 2017 at a NEW VENUE – The...
New York State Grown and Certified is open to New York producers of multiple commodities who adhere to environmental stewardship and safe food handling...
Fourteen artists from Taiwan expose the lingering, often haunting effects of authoritarianism, social ideology, environmental disaster, international...
Silsila consists of several photographic series and videos by artist Sama Alshaibi. Named for the Arabic word silsila, or “link,” the exhibition is meant to...
Dietmar Haroff Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition, Munich Social Ties for Labor Market Access - Lessons from the Migration of East...
In this five week class dance will build upon and creatively integrate somatic practices to expand our imaginative, perceptual and physical range, and our...
Cornell is evaluating Blackboard to determine whether it meets current and future needs for Faculty and Staff. Stop by an information session to learn more...
Seminar, Class/ Workshop / Economics, Policy Analysis and Management, Institute for Health Economics
David Chan Stanford University "Price-Setting by Committee: Evidence from Medicare" (joint w/Michael Dickstein) A committee of physicians sets prices for...
Life, Leadership, and Lessons Learned - the entire College of Veterinary Medicine community (staff, students and faculty) is invited to a conversation with...
Please join VIDA this Wednesday, November 8 from 6-7 in LH3 for Elizabeth Marten's Expanding Horizons Presentation: Cows in Colombia! ...
This interactive, online series will feature a different topic per month. Each session will kick off with a topic introduction by our distinguished thought...
Seminar / Soil and Crop Sciences, Plant Biology, Horticulture, Plant Breeding and Genetics, Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology
James Brent Loy Professor of Plant Biology and Genetics, University of New Hampshire James Brent Loy, Professor of Plant Biology and Genetics at the...
Workshop facilitated by Catherine Thrasher-Carroll, Director of the Mental Health Promotion Program, Skorton Center for Health Initiatives This event made...
Joint LDI-CISER-CPC Seminar: Old Housing, New Needs: Are US Homes Ready for an Aging Population
Searching for Dark Matter Annihilation in Nearby Galaxy Groups Abstract: Galaxies and galaxy clusters outside the Milky Way are expected to be some of the...
Colleen Dalton, Brown University - Title: Seismological Evidence for Dehydration-Modulated Small-Scale Convection Beneath Oceans.
Residential & New Student Programs, Tatkon Center for First-Year Students, Campus & Community Engagement
Drop-in help, no appointment necessary.
Please join the Boyce Thompson Institute (BTI) for a presentation by Professor Martin Chalfie as part of BTI’s Distinguished Lecturer Series, titled “GFP:...
Judges will hear oral arguments by practitioners in the matter of United States v. Captain Tyler G. Eppes, USAF. In addition, two /cornell Law students,...
Epigenetic Mechanism of Pubertal Development: Why should we care? Presented by Alejandro Lomniczi, PhD Research Assistant Professor Oregon National Primate...
Make suffragette sashes and buttons and more to celebrate the centennial of New York State women's suffrage and the forthcoming opening of the Mann exhibit,...
Seminar / College of Engineering, Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Operations Research and Information Engineering, Engineering
Using examples from my own career and retirement, I will demonstrate the value of having a career plan while still being flexible enough to adjust to...
Meeting / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Reppy Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies, Southeast Asia Program, South Asia Program
FLAS Fellowships support undergraduate, graduate, and professional students studying modern foreign languages and related area or international studies....
Lecture / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Education, Southeast Asia Program, South Asia Program
A strong believer of using thoughtful strategies to promote global perspectives, Dr. Lin Lin shares class discussions on cultural identity with teacher...
Robert Blakely - ''Pleural Port Placement in a MIniature Poodle with Chronic Idiopathic Pleural Effusion'' Katherine Walden - "Hydrocephalus in a Red Panda...
Networking, Class/ Workshop / Residential & New Student Programs, Tatkon Center for First-Year Students, Campus & Community Engagement
Explore Your Cornell Network! Did you know, that just by attending Cornell, you have been automatically immersed in a wonderful network of successful,...
The Chinese Communist Party’s 19th Congress, which opened in Beijing October 18, stands out as a potential watershed event for contemporary world...
An all-community meeting for members of the campus community to come together and provide feedback on the Presidential Task Force Nominations Process. This...
BLSA, LALSA, NALSA will host a panal discussion on the law school exam process. This event is Funded by the GPSAFC and is open to the Graduate Community....
Panelists from each organization will discuss strategies to prepare for law school finals. We will cover individual professor exam formats, test-taking...
Open to all students and community members Register here (registration preferred but not required) Presented by student facilitators of Intergroup Dialogue...
Come join us in working together at LSP. We have snacks and a quiet friendly space to get work done! Open to all Cornell graduate/professional...
During this four part series (skipping the week of Thanksgiving) hosted by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Broome County and led by Laura Biasillo,...
Thinking about graduate school in Plant Sciences? Have questions along the way? Ask current graduate students, professors, and admissions faculty in the...
Enjoy all your breakfast favorites for dinner at Robert Purcell Marketplace Eatery! Visit the pancake bar with fruit toppings and syrups, pick up some...
First Keeton House dinner of the semester! For Keeton residents only
Join Cornell Minds Matter for a back massage, dogs to pet, crafts and snacks and more! Come de-stress with a variety of de-stressing events every month in...
How are you commemorating the one year anniversary of the 2016 Presidential Election? Come join us to hear from Kate Harding, an author and editor of Nasty...
What are the challenges facing international development research and practice? What factors influence project design and implementation? What are the issues...
Panelists: David Bateman (Government), Mabel Berezin (Sociology) Jeff Cohen - Director of the Park Center for Independent Media at Ithaca College, and Gerald...
Join Cornell Environmental Collaborative (ECO) for our second dialogue of the semester-- Cornell's Energy Future: Solar v. Gas, It Gets Heated. Hear speakers...
Cultural, Class/ Workshop / Residential & New Student Programs, Tatkon Center for First-Year Students, Campus & Community Engagement
Make your own trail mix and try your hand at mask-making with the Johnson Museum club students!
Donald Trump and Barack Obama give us two visions of America and of the world: xenophobic nationalism and pragmatic cosmopolitanism. These contrasting...
Class of 1945 Lecture Alize Carrere, National Geographic Explorer & Cultural Ecologist With the persistence of climate change, people across the world are...
The Cornell University Middle Eastern Music Ensemble will perform a unique selection of music about rebels from various countries and traditions from the...
Thursday, November 9, 2017
CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION- YATES COUNTY 2017 ANNUAL MEETING PENN YAN, NY – On Thursday, December 7th, Cornell Cooperative Extension-Yates County will...
All 4-H families from the 2016/2017 year are invited to celebrate the growth of our youth with dinner followed by an awards ceremony. Join us on November...
Please join VIDA this Thursday, November 9 from 6-7 in S1-222 at the Veterinary School for Angela Jin's Expanding Horizons Presentation: Cat Stress in...
This ‘master’ class, tutored by Peter Mitchell, builds on Cider Principles & Practice and aims to cover, in depth, the following key aspects of cider &...
Cuba and the United States startled the world in December 2015 by announcing their agreement to normalize relations after a half-century of hostility. What a...
Do you have a lucky charm? Before embarking on a course of action do you say a special mantra, check your astrological chart or perform a small ritual? If...
Learning Circles are for women farmland owners and managers that would like to get together with other women and share information about conservation and...
Interested in cover crops? Farmers, students, researchers, extension educators, government and industry representatives, and other cover crop enthusiasts are...
Learning Circles are for women farmland owners and managers that would like to get together with other women and share information about conservation and...
Join us to learn about beekeeping! Nick Delanini, foreman and apiarist for Boston Honey Company will cover the basics of a hive, beekeeping, pests and...
The Barbara L. Kuhlman Scholars’ Fiber Arts and Wearable Arts Exhibition
Mann Library’s exhibit: Fight To the Beginning: The Struggle for Women’s Suffrage in New York is about the struggle to enact woman suffrage in the Empire...
Introspection is a look inside of a black shale formation in British Columbia. The prints in this show use imagery collected from thin sections of the rock...
Shoals Marine Laboratory, located 6 miles offshore in the Gulf of Maine, provides a unique learning environment where students can immerse themselves in an...
In Inhabiting the World We Made, Jennifer and Kevin McCoy present recent projects that examine the marriage of architecture and psychology. Comprised of...
Interested in cover crops? Farmers, students, researchers, extension educators, government and industry representatives, and other cover crop enthusiasts are...
This annual meeting for golf course superintendents will cover a variety of topics for golf course management.
All the signs point to Fall! Winter squash, cauliflower, apples and pumpkins are in our markets. Trees are starting to show signs of changing color. And,...
An all-community meeting for members of the campus community to come together and provide feedback on the Presidential Task Force Nominations Process....
Ingrained in the culture that is architecture at Cornell AAP is the desire to build and make. From small-scale models, installations, and architecture, the...
This exhibition presents collaborative work by Maria Park and Branden Hookway that investigates social and control protocols using a diagrammatic language of...
It is time to renew our five year plan for campus sustainability at Cornell University. What is your vision for a sustainable campus and community? Come to...
Let Me Look at You is an exhibition of new work by Sasha Phyars-Burgess (M.F.A. '18). Funded in part by Cornell Council for the Arts.
To reach the growing number of women landowners interested in farming practices that benefit the health of their land, American Farmland Trust (AFT) is...
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...
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...
A 4-Part Workshop in November (Nov. 2nd, Nov. 9th, Nov. 17th, Nov. 30th) Classes held at the Roycroft Campus (in the Powerhouse building) at 21 South Grove...
More than sixty impressions from across Rembrandt’s oeuvre will show the artist’s process, including how he made changes to his plates, and detail his use of...
You and your employees are invited to attend the 2017 New York State Agribusiness Association Annual Meeting November 8 and 9, 2017 at a NEW VENUE – The...
Fourteen artists from Taiwan expose the lingering, often haunting effects of authoritarianism, social ideology, environmental disaster, international...
Silsila consists of several photographic series and videos by artist Sama Alshaibi. Named for the Arabic word silsila, or “link,” the exhibition is meant to...
Vesall Nourani Cornell University, Ph.D. Candidate Multi-object Social Learning and Technology Adoption in Ghana: Distinguishing Beliefs from Knowledge It...
Basile Grassi Università Bocconi IO in I-O: Competition and Volatility in Input-Output Networks Abstract: There is a growing literature suggesting that...
Lecture / Department of Music, Department of Theatre, Film and Dance, Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, History of Art and Visual Studies, Department of Performing and Media Arts, Southeast Asia Program
"Negotiating transitions: On the adaptation of community-based ritual theater in post-war Cambodia." Stephanie Khoury, Lecturer in Ethnomusicology,...
Join us Thursday, November 9 from 12:00-1:30 p.m. for a Systems Ph.D. open house in Duffield Hall Atrium. There will be a Ph.D. poster session, giveaways,...
Are you interested in veterinary anesthesiology and pain management? Do you want to learn more about how to manage chronic pain, post-operative pain, etc.,...
Seminar / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Reppy Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies, Global Cornell
Sidney Tarrow, Maxwell M. Upson Professor of Government Emeritus, Cornell University, will speak at 12:15 pm in G-08 Uris Hall about “Was 1968 a ‘Critical...
Dr. Paul Yelvington of Mainstream Technology will present on Hydrothermal Catalytic Upgrading of Biomass. The Energy Engineering Seminars are required for...
Join the Program of International Nutrition on Thursdays for our weekly seminars. This week, Neha Rathi, Doctoral candidate in Behavioral Nutrition at...
Midday Music at Lincoln: Theodora Serbanescu-Martin, piano, performs Beethoven's Hammerklavier.
A circuit for the experience of mating in Drosophila
Interested in saving time and promoting student learning? Explore Blackboard's features to organize and grade content, foster student discussion, integrate...
Seminar / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Africana Studies and Research Center, East Asia Program, Institute for African Development, Global Cornell
Youyi Zhang is a PhD candidate in the Department of Government, Cornell University, and a graduate fellow with both the East Asia Program and the Reppy...
Dr. Adam Watson’s research explores human ecology and social organization among transegalitarian societies of pre-Columbian North America. Specializing in...
On November 6, 1917, women won the right to vote in New York State, a legislative victory that ultimately would help earn them the right to vote as citizens...
Globular clusters, the oldest surviving entities in the universe, are pivotal for early galaxy formation and evolution. The contents of these ancient objects...
Ithaca Children's Garden's Annual Celebration will kickoff at 4 pm at Tompkins County Public Library and will highlight the Garden's accomplishments and...
Please join the Boyce Thompson Institute (BTI) for a presentation by Professor Martin Chalfie as part of BTI’s Distinguished Lecturer Series. Martin...
Reading / Near Eastern Studies, Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, The Society for the Humanities, English, History, Romance Studies, Comparative Literature, Comparative Muslim Societies Program, Cornell Institute for European Studies
"Who are we now?" "What is the truth?" and most importantly "Is there hope?" As the fundamental consensus of ethics and politics are dramatically shaken...
Alessandro Aronadio was born in Rome in 1975. After graduating with a degree in psychology from Palermo University, Aronadio attended the Los Angeles Film...
Author Appearance, Lecture, Panel Discussion, Special Event, Presentation / Sociology, Cornell Population Center, Center for the Study of Inequality
" David Cook-Martín is a political sociologist. His work focuses on understanding migration, race, ethnicity, law, and citizenship in an international field...
Cultural, Lecture, Special Event, Presentation / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Anthropology, Asian Studies, History, Society for the Humanities, East Asia Program, Global Cornell
"Filial Piety and its Discontents" The Hu Shih Distinguished Lecture is an annual lecture given by an influential scholar of East Asian history for the...
Ingrid Gould Ellen is the Paulette Goddard Professor of Urban Policy and Planning at New York University's (NYU) Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public...
Join GRF Molly and attend the keynote address of the this year's Annual Annual Rhodes Symposium Conference: "Criminalizing Immigrants: Border Controls,...
Ph2 proudly presents Professor Marie Huffman from the Stony Brook University. Professor Huffman will be giving a linguistics talk on November 9th....
Celebrate fall at Cornell with the Okenshields Apple Festival! Enjoy an apple tasting featuring Cornell Orchards apples, entrees and side dishes made with...
Special Event / Center for Real Estate and Finance, School of Hotel Administration (SHA), Cornell SC Johnson College of Business
Please join us for an informal presentation with Jonathan Korr, Director of Fulcrum Hospitality LLC. More information to come! Come prepared with questions!...
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...
Are you confident about how to interview successfully? No one is! This session with Craig Jones from Cornell Career Services will prepare you to land your...
Finding a job or internship is one thing, building your practice is another. Come learn the difference and hear how it's done as Luben Dimcheff, Richard...
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...
Special Event, Presentation / Development Sociology, Residential & New Student Programs, Tatkon Center for First-Year Students, Student and Campus Life
Join upper-level students in learning about food waste and the legislative system. Participants will learn how to write letters to lawmakers and then...
Joanna Malinowska, assistant professor of the practice in art, works mainly in sculpture, video, and performance. Her projects — often inspired by an...
Cornell graduate students will present scholarly and artistic work in concert with the exhibition Sama Alshaibi: Silsila. Addressing themes inherent to...
Learn how to prepare and protect your soil from winter cold and spring rains, to ensure optimal nutrition and soil tilth for great gardening the rest of the...
A lighthearted miscellany of music from our favorite operas interspersed with short talks. Light refreshments served.
LL.M.A. invites you to a relaxing bowling night on Thur. Nov. 9, 6-7 PM at Helen Newman. Come together with your friends and have some relax after the MPRE....
PEACEABLE KINGDOM: THE JOURNEY HOME explores the awakening conscience of several people who grew up in traditional farming culture and who have now come to...
LabStudio: Design Research between Architecture and Biology (Routledge, 2017) introduces the concept of the research design laboratory in which funded...
The Central New York Dairy, Livestock and Field Crops Team of Cornell Cooperative Extension will be hosting three Equine Forage Quality meetings in early...
Finger Knit for a cause with KC member Ashley
1954 > USA > Directed by Jack Arnold With Richard Carlson, Julie Adams, Richard Denning Sheer, stark terror will grip you in underwater 3D, as one of the...
1963 > France > Directed by Jean-Pierre Melville With Jean-Paul Belmondo, Monique Hennessy In French, "doulos" refers to a kind of fedora and a police...
Friday, November 10, 2017
The ILR Labor Roundtable is an annual event that brings a wide-range of representatives in labor leadership, unions, and social justice organizations to...
All 4-H families from the 2016/2017 year are invited to celebrate the growth of our youth with dinner followed by an awards ceremony. Join us on November...
This ‘master’ class, tutored by Peter Mitchell, builds on Cider Principles & Practice and aims to cover, in depth, the following key aspects of cider &...
Do you have a lucky charm? Before embarking on a course of action do you say a special mantra, check your astrological chart or perform a small ritual? If...
The Barbara L. Kuhlman Scholars’ Fiber Arts and Wearable Arts Exhibition
Mann Library’s exhibit: Fight To the Beginning: The Struggle for Women’s Suffrage in New York is about the struggle to enact woman suffrage in the Empire...
Conference/Workshop / Cornell Tech - NYC, Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, University Communications, Cornell Institute for Public Affairs, Asian Studies, Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Latin American Studies Program, University Press, Institute for African Development, Asian & Asian American Center, Global Cornell, South Asia Program, Engaged Cornell, School of Hotel Administration (SHA), CVM - Alumni, Affairs & Development, Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, University Relations
The 7th Emerging Markets Institute Conference will be exploring how emerging multinationals from Asia and Latin America have expanded aggressively on a...
Engage in discussions and workshops related to creating a learning-centered course. Discuss and develop strategies to promote student engagement and active...
Introspection is a look inside of a black shale formation in British Columbia. The prints in this show use imagery collected from thin sections of the rock...
Shoals Marine Laboratory, located 6 miles offshore in the Gulf of Maine, provides a unique learning environment where students can immerse themselves in an...
In Inhabiting the World We Made, Jennifer and Kevin McCoy present recent projects that examine the marriage of architecture and psychology. Comprised of...
Ingrained in the culture that is architecture at Cornell AAP is the desire to build and make. From small-scale models, installations, and architecture, the...
This exhibition presents collaborative work by Maria Park and Branden Hookway that investigates social and control protocols using a diagrammatic language of...
Let Me Look at You is an exhibition of new work by Sasha Phyars-Burgess (M.F.A. '18). Funded in part by Cornell Council for the Arts.
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...
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...
More than sixty impressions from across Rembrandt’s oeuvre will show the artist’s process, including how he made changes to his plates, and detail his use of...
Fourteen artists from Taiwan expose the lingering, often haunting effects of authoritarianism, social ideology, environmental disaster, international...
Silsila consists of several photographic series and videos by artist Sama Alshaibi. Named for the Arabic word silsila, or “link,” the exhibition is meant to...
Lecture by Fikile Nxumalo, Assistant Professor, Early Childhood Education in the College of Education; Faculty Affiliate in African and African Diaspora...
Cassandra Quave Assistant Professor, Emory University Dr. Cassandra L. Quave is a medical ethnobotanist whose work is focused on the documentation and...
Title: “The economics and ecology of shade-grown coffee” Abstract: Shade-grown coffee – or coffee produced under a canopy of trees - provides habitat for...
Lunch Served at 12pm, Seminar starts at 12:20pm Title of talk: Topic related to Human Pathogens in Plant Biofilms
Food/Catering, Special Event, Networking, Career / College of Arts & Sciences, Latino Studies Program, Diversity
The Latina/o/x Student Success Office presents Career Conversation with Susan Garcia '94 Susan Garcia received a B.A. from Cornell University and a J.D....
Title: RF Switch Technology: Fundamentals and Advances Abstract: Within most RF systems, a chain of semiconductor devices is used to amplify and condition...
An informal lunch discussion series where faculty, staff, community members, and students are invited to lead a discussion and answer questions over free...
The tension between risk and reward can stifle our ability to approach both our day-to-day responsibilities and new problems in thoughtful and...
“Every Drop of Blood” in Wartime & Post-War Elections
In 1986, the mathematician and philosopher Gian-Carlo Rota wrote, “I wonder whether or when artificial intelligence will ever crash the barrier of meaning.”...
"The Social and Political Implications of Moral Conviction" presented by Linda J. Skitka, Department of Psychology, University of Illinois at Chicago
Join three Cornell alums from different colleges who went on to become K-12 teachers. All attended Mt. Holyoke College's Master of Arts in Teaching program,...
Looking for the WIMP Next Door Abstract: Dark matter that freezes out from a hidden sector is a simple and compelling scenario for the missing 25% of our...
Come out Friday, November 10th and join us for this Chi Psi sponsored bake sale to benefit Cornell Hunger Relief (CHR). CHR will use the money we raise to...
1L Contracts review session with Cornell Law alum and current Debevoise & Plimpton Associate. This event is free and open to the Graduate Community. Please...
Presenter: Katherine Lonsdale Waller Title: “Stars and Angels: The Working Universes of Charlie’s Angels and The Real Housewives of Beverly...
We welcome Dr. Amad (Mo) Khalil from Boston University. He is an Assistant Professor with the Department of Biomedical Engineering and an Associate Director...
“Nur das Kind erwischten sie nicht”: Family and Collectivity in Nicolas Born’s Wasteland Paul Buchholz, German Studies, Emory University
Jazz Classes with Tucker Davis Open to all! November 3, 2017 - Contemporary Jazz November 10, 2017 - Musical Theatre Jazz November 17, 2017 -...
Panel Discussion / College of Engineering, Mathematics, Operations Research and Information Engineering, Center for Applied Mathematics
Five CAM Alumni working in diverse fields outside of academia will share their experiences and answer questions. The discussion will be moderated by Alex...
Join us on campus or online for a special lecture by "Dr. D!" The lecture will be followed by late afternoon coffee and sweets from 4:30 to 5:30...
Cornell Molecular Biology and Genetics' own Mariana Wolfner will be giving a seminar titled "Why it was wise to give the Nobel Prize for that research on...
Cultural, Panel Discussion, Roundtable, Special Event / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Anthropology, Asian Studies, History, Society for the Humanities, East Asia Program, Global Cornell
Following the annual Hu Shih Lecture given by Professor Sangren there will be a roundtable discussion held on Friday, November 10, 2017 from 4:30 p.m. to...
Theater Critic, Dramaturg Helen Shaw will give an open Q&A discussion on Friday, November 10 at 4:30pm in Room 124, Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts....
LabStudio: Design Research between Architecture and Biology (Routledge, 2017) introduces the concept of the research design laboratory in which funded...
Shine under party lights with some metallic tats!
Come out and support the MFA program's new writers as they read fiction and poetry selections! The final installment of this four-part tradition will...
Cornell University Program Board proudly presents: An Evening with Dan Harmon Dan Harmon is the Emmy Award winning creator/executive producer of the comedy...
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...
2017 > USA/UK/France/Netherlands > Directed by Christopher Nolan With Tom Hardy, Cillian Murphy, Kenneth Branagh Allied soldiers from Belgium, the British...
Theatre, Performance / Near Eastern Studies, Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Government, Music, Department of Performing and Media Arts, Comparative Literature, Society for the Humanities, Cornell Council for the Arts
By Mamduh Adwan Translated by Margaret Litvin Adapted & Directed by Rebekah Maggor With original music by Kinan Abou-afach and choreography by Jumay Chu and...
St. Thomas Choir from Leipzig, Germany will perform works of J.S. Bach in Sage Chapel. Join GRF Shin for this unique experience!
Cultural, Music, Tour, Performance / Music
“Surely this is what it must have been like to hear Bach lead the ensemble in one of his cantatas” – The New York Times Established in the year 1212, the...
2017 > USA/UK/France/Netherlands > Directed by Christopher Nolan With Tom Hardy, Cillian Murphy, Kenneth Branagh Allied soldiers from Belgium, the British...
Saturday, November 11, 2017
Greg Hoffman Group Leader, Technologies, Targets, & Leads Department of Chemical Biology & Therapeutics Novartis Institutes of Biomedical Research Host:...
Do you have a lucky charm? Before embarking on a course of action do you say a special mantra, check your astrological chart or perform a small ritual? If...
Join us at the Geddes & Solvay Community Tree Planting Event as we plant 20 trees to beautify the neighborhood and support environmental stewardship. The...