monkeypox
Monkeypox in Ithaca, Tompkins County As Students Return to Campus
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As students return to Cornell’s campus for the Fall 2022 semester, campus officials and healthcare providers have to adapt to yet another national disease outbreak.
australia
Travel, Study Abroad: Students Share Spring, Summer ’22 Experiences
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Through Cornell’s overseas academic programs, several students have traveled and studied abroad this spring and summer.
Cornell clubs
Cornell Cuvée Takes First Place at Blind Wine Tasting Competitions in Switzerland, France
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This summer, at two wine tasting competitions in Switzerland and France, members of Cornell Cuvée won first place, proving their skills in wine identification. In addition to tastings, the competitions involved examinations and subject-matter presentations on the wines.
Borehole Observatory
Cornell Begins 2-Mile Drilling Project on Borehole Observatory
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During the week of June 13, Cornell will begin drilling the Cornell University Borehole Observatory, an initiative to explore the geothermal heating resources below Cornell’s campus.
News
Institute of Politics and Global Affairs Hosts State of Democracy Summit
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Leaders from journalism to NGOs to politics joined The State of Democracy Summit, hosted by Cornell’s Institute of Politics and Global Affairs on May 24.
Student Assembly
“Bridging the Gap”: Valeria Valencia ’23 Elected First Latina S.A. President
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Cornell’s Student Assembly has a new president: Valeria Valencia ’23 has big plans for University policy changes as well as changes to the way the Assembly interacts with the rest of Cornell.
Cornell Hillel
“Returning, Remembering, Forgiving”: Survivor Shares His Story to Commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day
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Nobel Prize recipient and Cornell Professor Emeritus delivered a talk at the University on Wednesday, sharing his experiences as a Holocaust survivor and speaking on the ongoing aggression in Ukraine to commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Admissions
Cornell University Admits “Talented and Diverse” Prospective Class of 2026
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After months of waiting, Cornell’s prospective Class of 2026 has received their acceptances.
Arsonist
Arson in Ganędagǫ:, Students Speak Out
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On Mar. 19, another fire alarm went off to evacuate the residents at Ganedago Hall. Students voice their frustrations with recent incidences of arson.
cannabis
Cannabis: The Cayuga Nation’s Newest Enterprise
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The Cayuga Nation will begin constructing a cannabis facility early this year in Seneca Falls and will be one of the first legal dispensaries in New York State.