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

Faculty in the news

How Trump’s Approval Rating With White Non-College Educated Voters Changed

Newsweek

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07/30/2026

‘The bed you thought was safe, isn’t safe’: how Zoe Watts survived drug-facilitated rape – and fought back

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Kate A. Manne

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07/22/2026

Can't find a therapist? Here's why.

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Isabel M. Perera

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Government

07/25/2026

More grist for Mamdani’s tax the rich debate

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Cristobal Young

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Sociology

07/13/2026

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

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Provided/National Geographic Cornell archaeologist Caitie Barrett is a guide to daily life in the ancient Roman world on Pompeii: Out of Time, a three-episode recreation of the famous disaster set to air on National Geographic July 22 at 8 p.m./7 p.m. C. It starts streaming July 23 on Disney+ and Hulu.
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Classics

Classics professor plays guide to ancient Pompeii’s daily life on TV series

Cornell Chronicle