Events
From the fifteenth to the twentieth century, the Habsburg Empire was an extraordinary experiment in cultural diversity, stability, and political...
The Charles W. Wason Collection on East Asia, celebrating its centennial in 2018, preserves unique materials and makes them available to Cornellians and...
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...
For more than 150 years, Cornell alumni, faculty, and staff have created thousands of businesses, impacting the Finger Lakes, Upstate NY, and the world. This...
This exhibition will present innovative works by 13 FSAD students (9 grads and 4 undergrads) based on their exploration of a wide range of subjects related...
This exhibition explores perceptions and representations of socio-cultural identities across the latter half of the twentieth century in Sri Lanka through...
The Engineering Library study space will be open and host a display about the newly established Cornell University Library Makerspace, which is also open for...
This exhibition charts the history of cartographic visualizations of East Asian cities from the eighteenth century to the present day, drawing on materials...
Portraits of Progress celebrates five years of the Tata-Cornell Institute (TCI) and its focus on solving chronic malnutrition in India through...
[youtube: fJV7V7IeHQE] Every year in March, in a tradition that goes back more than 100 years, an enormous dragon created by first-year architecture...
Cornell students know that ALL mushrooms are magical. Creative art that tells the stories of fabulous fungi is now on view on Mann Library’s 2nd floor study...
Join your class or group on the hill from June 7–10 to celebrate reunion! Activities include exhibitions in East Sibley and West Sibley halls; M.F.A. open...
This intensive 3.5 day short course offered by the Cornell NanoScale Science & Technology Facility, combines lectures and laboratory demonstrations designed...
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,...
The computer and the Internet are powerful tools for genealogy. Let Cornell reference librarians introduce you to basic tools and concepts for discovering...
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 exhibition “The World Bewitch’d” explores the origins and spread of the belief in witchcraft across Europe. It features rare and unique books and...
Join us for an educational meeting featuring Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Dairy Specialist Dr. Larry Tranel. Topics include ways to make a...
The Cornell Summer Colloquium in Medieval Philosophy will make its 21st appearance this year on June 6 through June 8. For the second consecutive year it...
Did you know one of Andrew Dickson White's first two hires as president was Evan Evans, the first chair of the Math Department? Or that Elbert Cox, Ph.D. '25...
Exhibit, Film, Special Event, Presentation / Cornell University Library, Mathematics, Mathematics Library
Join us at the Mathematics Library and play with our toys! All day we will have lots of amazing math toys and sculptures for you to pick up and...
A ten-fold increase in hard cider production over the past decade has created a tremendous need for research into the entire supply chain, from growing...
What do crochet and mathematics have in common? Come find out at the Mathematics Library. Retired Adjunct Associate Professor Daina Taimina uses her...
Volunteer with Dyson Cares at the Ithaca Children's Garden to support their annual fundraising event. All proceeds for the event support Ithaca Children's...
Are you writing a book? Scrivener is inexpensive software that can help plan, organize, and manage your writing. Learn about its powerful features with...
Join a crafty apple-themed celebration in the mannUfactory makerspace (makerspace.library.cornell.edu/) in honor of the cider exhibit and events at Mann...
All day we will have lots of amazing math toys and sculptures for you to pick up, handle, and play with. Professor, geometer, and toy master Robert Connelly...
Join a panel of distinguished faculty for a discussion of new cross-campus initiatives on disaster preparedness, cybersecurity, migration, global finance,...
Pollinators contribute to about a third of our nation’s food supply, but their populations are dwindling. Join us as Cornell experts discuss the causes of...
Cornell's multi-disciplinary approach makes us a global leader in sustainability and energy research, and the #1 Ivy League university in the country for...
Cornell's multi-disciplinary approach makes us a global leader in sustainability and energy research, and the #1 Ivy League university in the country for...
Located on the lower level of Olin Library, the Maps and Geospatial Information Collection includes over 500,000 maps, as well as books, atlases, and...
What is a library? These three buildings—built in three different eras—yield multiple answers to this question. Join us as we walk through the rooms where...
Visit the Museum of the Earth on Friday Art Night, June 8, 2018, from 5-8 pm, to see the vibrant Flora paintings, and unique photos of everyday objects, by...
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.
