Events
The Hazardous Occupation in Agricultural Law requies that youth ages 14 to 16 must have at least 24 hours of tractor safety and Maintenance instruction in...
The Bake Your Heart Out benefit has raised over $430 for wildlife rescue in Australia so far. There's one more opportunity to donate to win a prize. A hand...
Exhibit, Exhibition / Cornell University Library, ILR School, ILR Library, Diversity, Campus Sustainability Office
"The Other Side of the Tracks” traces the historic struggles and successes of African American and women railroad workers in the twentieth century. This...
Where are you living next year? Want to live on campus? Spring 2020 General Room Selection, Housing Info Sessions, & Important Dates 1/21: General Room...
A new fashion exhibition, Black Excellence: Fashion that Prevails, will feature items designed by influential Black style tastemakers, influencers, and...
The Domestic Plane toys with the overarching cultural influences and pressures that affect our seemingly mundane choices in furnishing and occupying our...
Chime In is a group show on display in Barnes Hall and features work from the following artists: Morgan Evans-Weiler (M.F.A. '21) William Demaria (B.F.A....
Exhibition / Mann Library, Development Sociology, Diversity, Tatkon Center for First-Year Students, Student and Campus Life, Campus & Community Engagement
Portraits and words of the Cornell community captured by visiting freelance photographer, peace activist, and author of two award-winning photo books from...
The Soul of a Turnip is an exhibition exploring material and bodily collaboration between steel, vegetables, clay, fabric, and Grace Sachi Troxell (M.F.A. '21).
Citizens features work by Stephanie Syjuco that probes both philosophical and historical definitions of what it means to be a "citizen" in terms of national...
The ULI Hines Student Competition, now in its 18th year, is part of the Urban Land Institute's ongoing education initiative to raise interest among students...
This 10-session training prepares volunteer Energy Navigators to help others in their community understand their energy use and take steps toward reducing...
This exhibit draws from Cornell’s rich archive of materials tracing Moog’s lifelong fascination with electricity and its musical possibilities. It features...
Synthetic Biology for Microbiome Engineering The population dynamics of the human microbiome correlate with a wide variety of human disease states. As...
Abstract: Exposure to traumatic events, from military combat to sexual assault, may generate strongly encoded intrusive memories. Trauma-related...
"Coping with Trauma: Noninvasive Vagal Nerve Stimulation for Acute Stress and Its Real Time Biomarkers in PTSD" Exposure to traumatic events, from military...
Come interact with the Cornell Wellness staff at 1 of 5 tabling events throughout this week. Answer a pop quiz question about nutrition to win a prize right...
Join Graduate Women in Science and 500 Women Scientists-Ithaca for the second event in our Empowerment Month series. This series of special events is...
Despite the censored and commercialized character of the digital space in China, the bloom of social networking sites and instant messaging applications have...
Lecture / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Latino Studies Program, History, Government, Department of Performing and Media Arts, Development Sociology, Diversity, International Programs, Latin American Studies Program (LASP), Department of Development Sociology (DSOC), Migrations, Global Development
Pedro X. Molina will discuss ways that Nicaraguans are using artistic expression to bring attention to their national situation to the world. Pedro is the...
Berger International Speaker Series, Gender Justice Clinic, and Cornell Veterans Association Present
Lecture / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Asian Studies, History, South Asia Program, Migrations
THIS PRESENTATION IS CANCELLED. WE HOPE TO RESCHEDULE FOR LATER THIS YEAR. How does ‘cultural capital’ pass from one generation to the next? Aspects of...
Julien Ayroles, Princeton University Title: Leveraging Evolutionary Mismatches to Study Genotype by Environment Interactions 03/02/20, A106 Morison Room,...
CIT’s Custom Development team is hosting a 4-hour hands-on workshop to inform participants about web accessibility and instruct on how to evaluate websites...
PIHE welcomes Richy Petrina ’01, Founder, Ithaca Wine Ventures Luxury Marketing Sales / Direct-to-ConsumerThe Wine & Spirits IndustrySchedule your meeting...
Please join the Cornell Speech and Debate Society for a public debate on Monday, March 9, 2020 at 1:00pm in the King-Shaw Hall of the ILR School Conference...
Seminar / Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future, Biological and Environmental Engineering, Sustainability
Dr. Natalie Mahowald has undergraduate degrees in German and physics from Washington University, an M.S. in natural resource policy from the University of...
General Physics Colloquium - Bethe Lecture Series, Prof. Suzanne Staggs, Princeton University Refreshments from 3:30-3:50 pm Title: The Cosmic Microwave...
Lecture, Seminar / College of Human Ecology, Division of Nutritional Sciences, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
The Division of Nutritional Sciences is pleased to host Nancy F. Krebs, MD, MS; Professor of Pediatrics, Head, Section of Nutrition; Associate Vice Chair,...
The Society for Buddhist Studies colloquium series provides graduate students and faculty with an opportunity to present works-in-progress. Please join us...
Lecture / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Development Sociology, East Asia Program, Cornell China Center
Governing the Airpocalypse–Insights from China’s ‘War on Smog’. Anna L. Ahlers–Max-Planck-Institute for the History of Science, Berlin. For about a decade...
THIS EVENT IS CANCELED! The CIVIC Research Group on “Unsettled Monuments, Unsettling Heritage” announces a lecture by Lucia Allais, Associate Professor...
Meeting / ILR School, Near Eastern Studies, Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Reppy Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies, Anthropology, Asian Studies, History, Government, Sociology, German Studies, Natural Resources, Development Sociology, Comparative Muslim Societies Program, East Asia Program, Southeast Asia Program, Global Learning, Cornell Career Services, Latin American Studies Program (LASP), Institute for African Development, Global Cornell, Cornell Institute for European Studies, South Asia Program, Cornell China Center
The Fulbright U.S. Student Program supports college graduates conducting research or teaching in any field in more than 150 countries. Applications are due...
Registration for CISER workshops are suggested but not mandatory. You will learn how to assign documents, quote and code segments of text, write comments...
Interested in a career in health? Experience the opportunity to shadow some of the best healthcare providers through this program and earn 3 Cornell credits!...
Meeting / College of Arts & Sciences, Comparative Literature, Language Resource Center, Russian Language Program
Come to the LRC to practice your language skills and meet new people. Conversation Hours provide an opportunity to use the target language in an informal,...
Parents Apart® is a six-hour workshop for parents who want to learn how to help their child(ren) adjust during their separation or divorce. The workshop is...
with screenwriter Guinevere Turner in person thaca Premiere 2019 > USA > Directed by Mary Harron With Hannah Murray, Matt Smith, Sosie Bacon The Manson...
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