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Grey’s Anatomy actor and activist Jesse Williams spoke to the Cornell student body about his professional and personal experiences on Feb. 9.
SNL Comedians Ego Nwodim and Molly Kearney performed comedy for around 200 Cornell community members.
An event co-sponsored by CUPB and Cornell Hillel last Sunday featured B.J. Novak, known for his producing and acting in the sitcom “The Office.”
Typically serving as a lecture hall for some of the University’s largest classes, Call Auditorium will get extra spooky this Halloween weekend with a drag show featuring Jan Sport of RuPaul’s Drag Race and local drag queens.
Trevor Wallace will perform at Cornell this Saturday, marking the Cornell University Program Board’s first in-person show since February 2020.
DJ Diesel’s set was a worthwhile experience, improving in quality with each song and mixing enough genres for a wide range of tastes to enjoy. There’s only so much hype that can be generated over Zoom as opposed to in-person, especially with a laggy connection, but Shaq did an admirable job at rising to the challenge with his visuals, body language and facial expressions all on point.
Melissa Villaseñor, a five-year Saturday Night Live cast member, will teach students how to draw as part of Cornell University Program Board’s first virtual show of 2021.
“Queer Eye’s” Antoni Porowski will speak to Cornell students Thursday, Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. EST.
Actor, writer and comedian Hannibal Buress will headline CUPB’s next event — over Zoom.
Actress and comedian Vanessa Bayer — best known for her stint on NBC’s award-winning Saturday Night Live from 2010 to 2017 — is slated to speak in Bailey Hall on Jan. 25.