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Wednesday, November 22

Cornell AAP NYC Fall Lecture Series 2023

Overview 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,...

Cornell Health International (CHI) Info Session & Workshops

We will be hosting weekly meetings (on the requested dates) for the student organization Cornell Health International (CHI). During these meetings, Cornell...

Dr. Joyce Brothers, Mother of Media Psychology

Come to this exhibit highlighting the life and career of Dr. Joyce Brothers, one of the most prolific professionals and celebrities of the last century! No...

Exhibit: Cultivators of Celebration

This display pays homage to the remarkable individuals who nurture and safeguard the rich heritage associated with the plants showcased in “Seeds of Survival...

people holding signs

"Fashioning the Bounds of Free Speech" explores fashion and art as forms of symbolic speech and expressive conduct that shape the limits and possibilities of...

Photo Source: Cornell Maple Program

Session #5: Question and Answer Wednesday, November 22nd 12 pm – 1:15 pm A Q&A to cover any and all of the previously presented material in Sessions 1-4...

Thanksgiving Break

Thanksgiving Break [past event]

Campus is closed in observance of Thanksgiving. If there is an event scheduled, please make sure that it is still on prior to going. Campus re-opens on...

Thanksgiving Break Begins

Start of Thanksgiving break.

The Art of Symbiosis: A Showcase from the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators- Finger Lakes Chapter

The natural world has evolved over billions of years by developing extraordinary relationships between different species and populations. These symbiotic...

Explorations

Explorations [past event]

The Barbara L. Kulhman Scholar's exhibit 2023. The Barbara L. Kuhlman Foundation, Inc. supports students in the Fiber/ Wearable Art discipline. The exhibit...

Medium Design Collective: Archive

Recollections: The Archives of Memory Sculptural work by Medium Design Collective centered around childhood, teenhood and the things we hold dear.

Exhibit poster showing map of NYS watersheds, with exhibit title: Then & There, Here & Now: The Stories Maps Tell. Exhibit in the Mann Library Lobby through February

Maps play a key role in our lives, whether they’re helping us navigate our daily commute or giving us a broader perspective on the world we live in. However,...

Wednesday, November 22