Atkinson Center
Atkinson Hall Receives Final Funding, Promising to Promote Collaboration and Sustainability
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Atkinson Hall promises new opportunities for progress in sustainability initiatives and collaboration between various science departments.
construction
North Campus Expansion Continues Through COVID-19, Semi-finals
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Through an atypical semester where most parts of campus were put on hold, Cornell continued its North Campus construction.
North Campus
N.Y. Construction Ban Puts North Campus Expansion Timeline Up in the Air
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The University has halted construction on the North Campus Residential Expansion project until further notice, following new state regulations in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
News
Sewage Main Collapse Shuts Down Road on South Hill
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Emergency construction shut down part of Hillview Place on South Hill, barring all traffic at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, as city crews repaired a partially collapsed sewer main.
Jessup Road
Monday Water Main Break Closes Jessup Road
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On Monday Jan. 20, a water main break caused parts of Jessup Road to close, with a crew working on fixing the damage into Tuesday evening. This closure forced commuters to reroute, using Cradit Farm Drive instead.
College Avenue
First Phase of College Avenue Construction Closes for the Season, on Schedule
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College Avenue reopened to traffic earlier this week as the first of three phases of construction came to a close. The 100-300 block of College Avenue had been closed to cars — with its asphalt torn up — since the College Avenue Sewer Replacement Project began on August 7, with construction crews installing new water and sewage lines.
News
Former University Land Sold at 12% of Valued Price to Become Affordable Ithaca Housing
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The land — 0.6 acres situated in the Fall Creek neighborhood — was initially leased to the owners of the apartment complex previously known as Gun Hill apartments, who used the land as a parking lot, according to Simon Allen, associate vice president for asset management.
College Ave
Neighborhood Council Meeting Announces Further Construction in Collegetown — And a Freshman Running for Council Seat
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The water and sewer work on College Ave started this summer, frustrating Cornellians returning at the start of this semester with the closure of the neighborhood’s main thoroughfare.
Building
Campus Construction: What Buildings are Due for Facelifts this Year?
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The University’s budget plan allocates over $235 million to campus revamps and renewals in the next fiscal year — giving a glimpse into what changes students will see around campus in the coming months.
College Avenue
College Avenue Closure Causing Headaches for Students
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The College Avenue Sewer Replacement Project, which commenced on Aug. 7, is expected to be completed by Oct. 31. During this time, sections of College Ave will be closed in three separate phases to accommodate water main and sewer system improvements.