Events
This FREE 4-H afterschool program includes hands-on child enrichment opportunities, including youth development activities in the following areas: arts and...
This FREE 4-H afterschool program includes hands-on child enrichment opportunities, including youth development activities in the following areas: arts and...
In the future, it is understood that communities will continue to develop and migrate across the landscape, clearing forests, hillsides, and habitat. These...
Human waste cycling is the circular system of reclaiming valuable nutrients from human waste to use as fertilizers and soil amendments. Municipalities...
Interested in Getting a PhD? Are you... a First Generation College Student with demonstrated high financial need? OR a Member of a group Historically...
Interested in a career in a STEM field? Or a career that requires a license? P3 is a program for you! P3 is a programming and support initative to recruit,...
A new exhibit at Mann Library presents a bioart installation by artist and life scientist Jenifer Wightman. In conjunction with a retrospective eighteen...
Mnemonic Mercury is an exhibit of color film photography connected through themes of memory, empathy, identity, forgetting, illness, retention, and...
Exhibition / Cornell University Library, Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, Mann Library, Soil and Crop Sciences, Sustainability, Survey Research Institute, Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, School of Integrative Plant Science
Beneath our feet is one of Earth's most important resources. Crops grow in it, an astonishing diversity of life can be found in it, the health of our planet...
Pulp Fiction is a group show displaying the papermaking works of Mia Brown-Seguin (B.F.A. '24), Erin Giombetti (B.F.A. '23), Julianne Hunter (Visiting...
Cultural, Exhibit, Film, Music, Exhibition / College of Human Ecology, Cornell University Library, Kroch Library, Cornell Council for the Arts, Human Centered Design
“Threads of Life, Love, & Loss: An HIV/AIDS Story” is a collaboration between the Cornell Fashion + Textile Collection and the Human Sexuality Collection...
![Cornell Biennial: "Immersive Portraits of COVID: [Pause]" by So-Yeon Yoon](https://localist-images.azureedge.net/photos/40881454455624/big/5d9635d28675145144afed89707822fcd6dbaee6.jpg)
Exhibit, Exhibition / Human Ecology Design and Environmental Analysis [DO NOT USE deprecated 1/23/23], East Asia Program, Cornell Council for the Arts, Human Centered Design
This exhibit will focus on 3D data-visualization art in an immersive 3D display environment portraying COVID19 as abstract images of the viewer’s face and...
“Artists are here to disturb the peace.” -- James Baldwin 1961 Through her actions and photography, Jessica Tanzer disturbed the peace. The tradition of...
Key areas of expertise: Hotel OperationsMerger and Acquisitions AttorneyFamily Business OwnershipNegotiated, Structured Draft AgreementsTeam Building and...
On Our Backs magazine launched in San Francisco in 1984 promising, per the tagline on the cover, “entertainment for the adventurous lesbian.” The...
Exhibit / Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell Council for the Arts, Milstein Program in Technology & Humanity
An international pioneer of robotic and artificial intelligence art, Ken Feingold exhibits this compelling installation for the first time on the East Coast...
This extraordinarily haunting film was featured in Sansour’s 2019 Venice Biennale installation, Heirloom. In Vitro ponders the mixed fortunes of Alia, a...
Heather Schofield, University of Pennsylvania Cognitive Endurance as Human Capital, (joint w/Christina Brown, Supreet Kaur, and Geeta Kindon) Abstract: ...
Azeem Shaikh, Chicago Booth Inference for Large-Scale Linear Systems with Known Coefficients Abstract: This paper considers the problem of testing whether...
Join Cornell's annual sustainability scavenger hunt and complete sustainability missions across campus to earn points & win prizes. Who will win? All...
Gleb Finkelstein Professor of Physics Duke University "Chiral Andreev edge states in the quantum Hall regime" We explore graphene samples in a contact with...
Seminar / Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Anthropology, Government, Economics, Sociology, Institute for African Development, Global Cornell, Migrations, Global Development
Robtel Neajai Pailey is an IAD guest speaker who will speak to this question and more at a lecture based around her work in Development, (Dual) Citizenship...
CSI’s Inequality Discussion Groups bring together Cornell faculty and graduate students from around campus to discuss and improve their in-progress...
"Dominant Tolerance" Dr. Alexander Sasha Rudensky Chair, Immunology Program, SKI Director, Ludwig Center at MSK Memorial Sloan Kettering
Special Event / College of Human Ecology, College of Engineering, College of Arts & Sciences, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, CVM - Microbiology & Immunology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell Center for Immunology
Dr. Alexander Rudensky is an internationally acclaimed scientist and is considered the world’s leading authority on a subset of blood cells that are critical...
There is a strong tendency in social and political sciences to simplify the academic use of the concept of populism. This is what populists do when they...
Talk by Qamar Adamjee This talk, a research project in its early stages, takes three 18th century Qing-period enameled vessels in the Denver Art Museum...
Come visit us at our new location in 189 Statler Hall! Tuesday, September 6, 4:30 – 6:00 p.m. 189 Statler Hall Your new home for hospitality...
Are you an international student that is going to interview for jobs? Do you have questions about how to prepare for a behavioral interview? Do you wonder...
A chance for the American Studies faculty and students to come together and enjoy some light refreshments while celebrating a start to the new academic year....
Please join us for a discussion on the importance of translation with Haruki Lee, Valzhyna Mort, and Edmundo Paz-Soldon. Haruki Lee was born in Japan in...