wellness days
Nixed Spring Break Sparks Student Ambivalence
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With this year being one of the few academic years without a spring break in Cornell’s history, the news has elicited mixed emotions from students of all classes.
Pre-Professional Fraternities
Confined to Computers, Pre-Professional Fraternities Use New Rubric to Screen Prospective Candidates
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Some of Cornell’s most exclusive brotherhoods are its pre-professional fraternities, whose recruitment methods have undergone significant changes over Zoom.
ijeoma oluo
Anti-Racist Author Ijeoma Oluo Explores Allyship, Activism in Annual MLK Lecture
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Nigerian-American author and activist Ijeoma Oluo addressed students directly with advice on student activism, rest and coalition-building during a Monday night lecture.
News
Despite Eligibility, Student Workers Struggle to Get COVID-19 Vaccines
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Cornell students who are frontline workers are eligible for the COVID vaccine. Yet there are still challenges to receiving it.
ad White House
New Podcast Spreads Humanities Research Beyond the Walls of A.D. White House
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On a STEM dominated campus, Cornell’s new podcast aims to share the university’s humanities research with the world.
Economics Department
Cornell Economists Reflect on Their Experiences as Study Highlights Glass Ceilings
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With a recent New York Times study highlighting the gender gap in the field of economics, students and faculty in the department share their experiences here at Cornell.
Featured in Category
No Wine Left Behind: Alcohol-Based Classes Chug On
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Instead of tastings in the Statler Hall Auditorium, professors teaching Wines, Cider Production and other alcohol-based classes have been getting creative, making at-home tasting kits for students.
new york city
New Cornell Tech Course Targets New York City COVID-19 Recovery
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Cornell Tech graduate students are using the latest technology to help New York City reopen four of its major sectors: shops and restaurants, office spaces, cultural institutions and schools.
EARS
With Peer Counseling Shuttered, EARS Community Plans To Adapt
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As EARS approaches its 50th year, Cornell puts an end to its peer counseling capabilities – but training may continue.
Cornell Botanic Gardens
Class of 1945 Lecture Covers Racial Equity in Environmentalism
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Dr. Carolyn Finney delivers the Cornell Botanic Gardens’ annual Class of 1945 speech, addressing racial justice in green spaces.