Cornell plans to reactivate Ithaca campus for fall semester
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'I didn’t just learn the answers, I was shown how to ask the right questions.'
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Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources & Updates
Campus Advisory
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American Democracy Collaborative launches webinar series
Government
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The best way to respond to our history of racism? A Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Africana Studies
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Gender gaps in STEM college majors emerge in high school
Sociology
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A&S faculty paving way for policy school, superdepartments
Economics, Government, Psychology, Sociology
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Richardson explores Rosa Parks’ life in new animated video
Africana Studies
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COVID-19 Resources & Campus Reactivation Updates
Get the latest information and news about how the College is responding to the coronavirus pandemic and current plans to reactivate the Ithaca campus.
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Our research activities and academic programs are remarkably broad, but they share one characteristic: all are curiosity-driven. Exploring the unknown is central to our mission to be the nexus of discovery & impact.
Extraordinary Journeys: The Class of 2020
Students in the College of Arts & Sciences are motivated, inspired and sincere. Explore the extraordinary journeys of this year’s graduates and see how their paths have prepared them not only for a successful and meaningful career, but also for a life well lived.
Humanities Scholars Program
New program offers a signature learning, research and collaboration opportunity for undergraduate students across the university interested in the humanities.
Klarman Fellowships
This premier postdoctoral fellowship program offers opportunities for early-career scholars of outstanding talent, initiative and promise to devote themselves to frontline, innovative research without being tied to specific outcomes.
Meet our 2020 Klarman Fellows and learn more about the program
Distinguished Visiting Journalists
This spring we welcomed Marc Lacey '87, National Editor of the New York Times as the College's inaugural Distinguished Visiting Journalist. This new fellowship is part of the College's impact-driven public engagement programming.