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New Graduate Fellowship to Boost Humanities in N.Y. State

Jonathan Swartz  —  Feb 5, 2013

Hoping to influence the public realm and strengthen the humanities in New York State, the University has created a Graduate Student Public Humanities Fellowship for the 2013-14 academic year.

Cornell Graduate Students Celebrate Indian Festival of Lights

Alexa Davis  —  Nov 5, 2012

A week before millions of firecrackers are set to burst throughout India and parts of Southeast Asia, hundreds of twinkling lights illuminated the Dyson Atrium, where more than 325 people celebrated Diwali –– the Indian festival of lights –– with food, music and dancing.

Grad Students With Kids Struggle to Find Balance at Cornell

Nikki Lee  —  Oct 18, 2012

For Cornell graduate students with spouses and children, balancing academics, work and family life can be a daunting challenge.

Grad Students Compete For Board of Trustees Seat

Utsav Rai  —  Apr 16, 2012

At a forum Saturday, Darrick Trent Nighthawk Evensen grad and Chavez Carter grad, the two candidates running to become graduate student elected trustee, said what they would do if elected.

High School Students Experience Engineering First-Hand at Cornell

Rommia White  —  Apr 6, 2012

Graduate students from Cornell's College of Engineering welcomed 41 families to Olin Hall on Saturday for the University's third annual WOMEN event, an outreach program designed to give female high school students the opportunity to experience the study of engineering first-hand.

Two Cornellians Named Truman Scholars

Caroline Simon  —  Apr 5, 2012

This was the first time that more than one student from Cornell has been awarded the scholarship in the same year.

Grad School Creates Mentorship Program For Undergraduates

Rebekah Foster  —  Apr 3, 2012

Cornell’s Graduate School has recently launched its “Graduates Mentoring Undergraduates” program, a partnership that pairs undergraduates who are considering graduate school with graduate student mentors, according to Sheri Notaro, associate dean for inclusion and professional development. The pilot program is currently geared toward students who have been historically underrepresented at the University.

Graduate Student Works with BBC to Film Rare Madagascar Lemurs

Rebecca Friedman  —  Feb 25, 2011

Student's long-term goals is to make the public aware of the threatened lemur species that currently resides in the forest. 

President Skorton: The State of Graduate and Professional Education

David J. Skorton  —  Feb 21, 2011

President Skorton explains the state of graduate and professional education, detailing some challenges and ways it can be improved.

The Value of Pell Grants

Feb 16, 2011

In the face of upcoming cuts to the federal Pell Grant system, the University needs to reaffirm its commitment to financial aid for any student that needs it. 

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