Events
LEAD RENOVATION, REPAIR, & PAINTING (RRP-REFRESHER) October 2021 TRAINING-CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED- REGISTER TODAY. There is no cost for this training. Included...
The Game of Logging is a world-recognized training curriculum that teaches chainsaw skills. At this women only full day class, participants come with their...
The FeGenes Study, led by the O'Brien and Gu Labs, is seeking participants. This study seeks to understand population differences in iron absorption and...
Nikolai Vavilov was the most brilliant plant geneticist of the early Soviet Union, achieving worldwide scientific fame, yet he died in prison with his work...
A new exhibit by Finger Lakes artist June Szabo opens the 2021/2022 public programming year at Mann Library on the Cornell University Ag Quad. “Landscape...
Fridays, 9:00am-9:30am, running September 17 through October 29 w/Kerry Howell and November 5 through December 17 w/Ruth Merle-DoyleRegister here for this...
“(Re)collecting” signifies the active process of remembering and draws attention to the power of collections to elicit memories and histories and to act as...
Art and Environmental Struggle brings together the work of twenty artists responding to environmental challenges occurring in their countries and...
Learn about our Ph.D. program, degree requirements, the admission process and available financial support. Get tips on what makes a strong applicant. Meet...
In 1892, as Willard Fiske, Cornell University’s first librarian, was restoring a villa near Florence, he impulsively purchased a 1536 edition of the Divine...
Friday, October 29, at 10:00 am Laurent Ferri (curator of the pre-1800 collections of the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections) will offer a special...
Following the 2020 centennial of the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, this exhibition looks at the creative history of women expressing themselves in...
Key areas of expertise: Restaurant TechnologyStartupsSaaSSalesBrandon is a hospitality tech entrepreneur who has used his experience working in operations...
Conference/Workshop / Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Anthropology, Science and Technology Studies, Society for the Humanities
In this lunchtime discussion, participants will talk with Eli Clare about some of his newest work. In preparation for the gathering, Eli will share a current...
In the context of a university such as Cornell, open access is often viewed through the lens of academic scholarship. But it can be, and is, so much more....
Seminar / College of Human Ecology, Policy Analysis and Management, Cornell Population Center, Center for the Study of Inequality
Amy Hsin (Queens College, City University of New York), title TBD This event is hosted by the Cornell Population Center and co-sponsored by the Center for...
"Imagination is not held within the mind, but it is potentially active in all the areas of transition from persons to objects or pictures. It operates, in...
Cultural, Seminar, Special Event / College of Arts & Sciences, Latino Studies Program, Diversity, Office of Academic Diversity Initiatives (OADI), Latinx Student Success Office, Latino Living Center
The Latina/o Studies Program Fridays with Faculty seminar offers an opportunity for Latina/o and non-Latina/o students of all levels and disciplines to meet...
Meetings are open to all. We will provide an informal gathering "space" for any and all who wish to speak and hear Yiddish. The subject of conversation will...
Putting the spotlight on the molecular choreography of viral RNAs Alex Borodavka, PhD Sir Henry Dale Research Fellow Department of Biochemistry University...
“The Implications of Recognizing and Discussing Racial Bias” to be presented by Sylvia Perry, Department of Psychology, Northwestern University In person...
Sylvia Perry, Northwestern Psychology "The Implications of Recognizing and Discussing Racial Bias" ...
By 2050, a staggering 70% of the world’s population is projected to live and work in cities, while two-thirds of global primary energy consumption will be...
Bio: Lyndsey Deaton, Ph.D., RA, AICP, PMP is passionate about current issues of social sustainability in the city. She engages these issues through academic...
Design has emerged as a transversal site of critical and creative engagement for designers, researchers, and marginalized communities around the world,...
Venture! Design can be understood as "giving form to things to come." One enters a design trajectory to work towards a set of desired outcomes. In the past,...
Lecture, Special Event / College of Human Ecology, Human Ecology Design and Environmental Analysis, Human Ecology Fiber Science and Apparel Design
Designer Mimi Prober’s signature clothing collections are based on “honoring the hands that created the art” — crafting what WWD described as “a zero-waste,...
Learn more about how MPH students work with organizations to improve public health around the world! Join us in the CVM atrium from 1:00-2:30 on October 29,...
Mann Library has kicked off the fall 2021 semester with a lively roster of exhibits in our fully re-opened library. We are pleased to invite the Cornell...
Key areas of expertise: Hotel OperationsMerger and Acquisitions AttorneyFamily Business OwnershipNegotiated, structures draft agreementsTeam building and...
For our next speaker in our seminar series, we welcome Dr. Jennifer Elisseeff from Johns Hopkins University. She is the Morton Goldberg Professor and...
Lecture / Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Studies, Anthropology, South Asia Program
Shimmers in the Dark: On the Possibilities of Intimate Touch in Bombay’s Queer Sexpublics Abstract:In Bombay’s cruising parks, gay parties, pride...
Informal seminar series on latest quantum theory development by up and coming https://arxiv.org/abs/2107.10279 Seminar are virtual and will be livestreamed...
Abstract: This talk will introduce two new tools for summarizing a probability distribution more effectively than independent sampling or standard Markov...
Marisa Casillas Comparative Human Development University of Chicago Macro and Micro Patterns in Child Language Development: A Cross-Cultural...
Colloquium / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Classics, East Asia Program, Asian & Asian American Center, China and Asia-Pacific Studies, Cornell China Center
The Cornell Classcial Chinese Colloquium 古文品讀 warmly welcomes Tim Brook, of the University of British Columbia, to lead a text reading on Qiu Jun's Daxue...
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,...
Hendrik Lorenz (Professor, Princeton University) will give a talk entitled, "Aristotle on Defining Souls" on Friday, October 29, 2021 at 4:30...
By Cole Romero ‘22 with music by Luke Ellis ‘24 Reach for The Sky is an original experience with music that follows Sky as they journey through their mind...
Join us this Fall for the Latino Living Center Café con Leche Series. This series allows students, student organizations, programs and departments to present...
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.
1968 > Senegal > Directed by Ousmane Sembene With Mamadou Guye, Ynousse N'Diaye The story of an elderly family patriarch, a likably self-centered man of...
Lecture / College of Human Ecology, Human Ecology Policy Analysis and Management, Policy Analysis and Management
Gun violence is a uniquely American problem among rich nations of the world, a major cause of life expectancy gaps between the US and other developed...
Miri Yampolsky and Xak Bjerken welcome guests Steven Doane (cello), Xiao-Dong Wang (violin), and Colin Brookes (viola) for two concerts of Brahms piano trios...
2021 > USA > Directed by Dash Shaw With Voices of Lake Bell, Michael Cera, Emily Davis Zookeepers at a zoo for fantastical and magical creatures search for...