For the Media

Students wearing masks and studying on an Arts Quad rooftop

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.

Blue sky, stone spire with a cross on top, people holding red, yellow and blue flags
Sasha Pleshco/ Unsplash Chișinău, Moldova

Moldovans showed “clarity about what is at stake” in pro-EU party vote

History
A&S Communications
Sun beams shoot through heavy clouds over a bay
Adrian Diaz-Sieckel/ Unsplash

#RaptureTok and the history of end-times beliefs: Cornell religion expert

Religion
A&S Communications
Two people sit at a desk on the set of a late night TV chat show
Pete Souza/White House Jimmy Kimmel Live! video taping in 2015

Satire under siege: Cornell humor expert on ‘Kimmel’ comeback

Philosophy
A&S Communications
People standing in front of a big brick building with three levels of pagoda-style roofs
binaya_photography on Unsplash Patan Durbar Square, Lalitpur, Nepal

Nepal expert comments on violent protests in Nepal

Anthropology
A&S Communications
Flag with broad red stripe on top and broad white tripe on bottom on flagpole against a blue sky.
Photo by Mufid Majnun on Unsplash Flag of Indonesia

Cornell expert: Indonesia’s Prabowo ignoring ‘needs of the people’ in cabinet shake-up

Government
A&S Communications
French flags flying

Macron to blame for instability in French government, says Cornell scholar

Sociology
A&S Communications
Seen from the air: Pentagon-shaped building
Touch Of Light/CC BY-SA 4.0 The Pentagon, the Headquarters of the US Department of Defense

DOD rebrand ‘risks being performative’ without subsequent structural changes

Government
A&S Communications
Six people in suits walk abreast up a red carpet, conversing
President of Russia//Creative Commons license 4.0 General Secretary Xi Jinping of the Chinese Communist Party and world leaders attending the 2025 China Victory Day Parade in Beijing.

China’s parade signals power shift, cold war parallels, says Cornell expert

History
A&S Communications
Cartoon illustraiton of four little white robots looking at little blue laptop computers
Mohamed Nohassi/Unsplash

xAI lawsuit: Popularity alone doesn't constitute illegal exclusion

Government and technology
A&S Communications
Person speaking into a microphone
Sean Coon/Creative Commons license 2.0 Malcolm-Jamal Warner at National Black Theater Festival in 2007

‘Significant cultural loss’: Cornell TV expert on Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s death

Performing and Media Arts
A&S Communications
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