For the Media

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The College of Arts and Sciences' communications office works closely with Cornell's Media Relations Office. As the College's representatives to media, we connect faculty experts and thought leaders to local, regional, national and international media organizations.

Contacts

Linda Glaser, News & Media Relations Manager	o: 607-255-8942 c: 973-650-8172 lbg37@cornell.edu
Tricia Barry, Communications Director	c: 607-377-6596 triciabarry@cornell.edu

College of Arts & Sciences experts weigh in on current events.

Three people holding up medals they've just won — Tim Hipps/U.S. Army IMCOM Public Affairs, Creative Commons license 2.0 Paul Chelimo, USA (left) and Mo Farah, Great Britain, medalists in the men's 5,000 meter run, Rio Olympic Games

Olympic Games

Psychology expert on losing a gold medal

2/12/2026 A&S Communications

High rise apartment building fronting a city street with a trolley — Joel Fulgencio/Unsplash North Point, Hong Kong

International studies

China’s pushback on UK shows pivoting from Washington isn’t so easy

2/11/2026 A&S Communications

Building with textured brick

Africana studies

Nigeria's Tinubu 'should be commended' for accepting US counterterrorism assistance, says Cornell expert

2/5/2026 A&S Communications

Bad Bunny — © Glenn Francis, www.PacificProDigital.com/Creative Commons license 4.0 Bad Bunny

Performing and Media Arts

Bad Bunny breaks through: Cornell expert on the Grammys

2/2/2026 A&S Communications

Circle on textured paper that says 'Federal Reserve'; an extreme close up of a one-dollar bill, US — Joshua Hoehne/Unsplash

Economics

Threats to Fed independence already taking an economic toll

1/22/2026 A&S Communications

The U.S. Capital. — Photo by Quick PS on Unsplash U.S. Capitol

Artificial Intelligence

AI chip exports bill an “attempt to reclaim congressional agency”

1/21/2026 A&S Communications

Sanae Takaichi in dark suit jacket sits at a table with microphones between two men, and more men sitting in the room behind her — Japan's Cabinet Public Affairs Office, CC BY 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi holds a meeting of the Population Strategy Headquarters

History

Tensions with China give Japanese PM an opening for snap elections

1/14/2026 A&S Communications

Hill with dozens of colorful houses on it, backed by a bleak landscape with snow — Annie Spratt/Unsplash Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland

International politics

Europe has little leverage to push back if Trump moves to take Greenland

1/7/2026 A&S Communications

Hand holding a smart phone showing the TikTok icon — Solen Feyissa/Unsplash

Government

TikTok user long-term experience will ‘depend’ on regulators in new framework

12/19/2025 A&S Communications

Many people working together to package food — Joel Muniz/Unsplash Gratitude helps you live up to your best self and be a better member of society.

Psychology

From better sleep to stronger communities: The benefits of gratitude

12/15/2025 A&S Communications

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