A new internship program for students in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences seeks to help revitalize the work force in upstate New York and offer students a unique opportunity to affect and connect with the communities in which they will be working, according to CALS officials.

The Cornell Library’s Department of Preservation and Conservation will host library staff from four different Chinese academic libraries to teach them about western book binding preservation techniques.

Jacob Kose '13 ruminates on the potential for greatness Ithaca in the summer holds.

Jon Weinberg '13 discusses the problems with unpaid internships that also fail to meet educational standards, and argues that students should not accept this status quo.

Deon Thomas '15 idenitifies the roadblock to not getting experience in the workplace: no workplace experience. 

As Cornellians across campus scramble to send off polished applications to summer internships, international students say they are frustrated with the lack of off-campus job opportunities available to them.

Sandie Cheng '12 remedies her anxiety about the future by taking inspiration from someone who chose to follow his dreams.

Carolyn Witte '12 returns to consider the legality of unpaid internships.

Unpaid internships are not only borderline-illegal, but unfairly tilt the playing field in favor of the wealthy.

The number of unpaid internships for young people continues to increase, and Cornell Career Service counselors say they are becoming increasingly concerned about the trend.