alcohol use cornell
Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment and Recovery Moves Online
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Cornell’s Sober House and local therapist address addiction treatment’s transition to online as COVID-19 spreads.
addiction
Cayuga Addiction Recovery Services Moves Out-Patient Care Online, Inpatient Treatment Continues
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Whenever possible, staff are working from home, and clinicians who have to come in to work are provided personal protective equipment.
Dining
Collegetown Kitchen | Lessons from My First Month in My First Kitchen
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My “college cooking” expectations quickly confronted reality during my first few weeks back at school this year. Since the last few months of my freshman year, I planned the big move into my first apartment, as well as built my website, the Collegetown Kitchen. I drew from my knowledge as a home cook, my experience working at a bakery and the advice of many trusted cooks to curate the perfect recipe for college cooking success. I wrote lists of pantry-staple ingredients one can’t do without and what to use them for, named every piece of cooking equipment a student might need, explained basic food safety and published over 3o recipes and articles adapted to a minimalist kitchen and a college budget. And then a couple of days after arriving in Ithaca, mono hit.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Students Hope ‘Badass’ Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’54 Recovers from Recent Hospitalization
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The Supreme Court said that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’54 fell in her office Wednesday night, fracturing three of her ribs. She is currently at George Washington Hospital for recovery and observation.
recovery
‘Time Does Not Heal All Wounds’ Says Guest Lecturer
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“I was not destined to break my neck,” she said. “Necessity is not the consort of history.”
Blogs
MARY’S MUSINGS | To Those Who Inspire Us
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Sometimes a person can change your life without even knowing how much they have impacted you. I want to talk about one such person who kept me calm as I was rushed to the emergency room with my arm bleeding and my body and dress splattered with red. When my friends called 911 after I tried to commit suicide, there was one EMT responder, a woman, who I will be forever be grateful towards. She doesn’t know the effect her words had on me, but I wish I could tell her. As I was being transported to the hospital, I told her what had happened to me and about my flashbacks.