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Music

Silver linings: Innovation, kits, tech animate a hybrid semester

10/21/2020 Cornell Chronicle

… cues handle everything.” For saxophonist Samantha Rubin ’23, playing alone has been challenging – but also helps …

Education Innovation

Fun, hands-on course teaches science communication

8/24/2017 A&S Communications

… was to create interactive exhibits that allow children to experiment, analyze and think independently. “I was …

Student support

Multiple resources help ease students' spring stress

4/19/2016 A&S Communications

… who took part in the “Beneath the Surface” campaign. “The best advice I can try to give as a recent grad is to start …

Alumni in Film

PCCW symposium features women in the arts

4/5/2016 Ezra Update

… editors: "Put in the hours, keep showing up, and do your best." Apart from the question of work ethic, the panelists …

Ryan Young/Cornell University Jake Turner, NASA Hubble/Sagan Postdoctoral Fellow in astronomy in the College of Arts and Sciences and part of the Carl Sagan Institute, is a science adviser on a radio telescope made of four antennas that each extend to eight feet long and are packed into an eight-inch canister for launch.

Astronomy

Earth to be exhibit A for lunar exoplanet research

2/14/2024 Cornell Chronicle

… radio waves emanating from around Earth and Jupiter. The best way to understand the magnetic fields of exoplanets is …

Faculty Awards

Weiss teaching award honors eight exceptional faculty

10/20/2022 Cornell Chronicle

Four A&S faculty members have been honored for their excellence in undergraduate teaching and mentoring.

Cornell Neurotech

Crafting new tools to explore thoughts, dreams and memories

3/16/2016 Cornell Engineering Magazine

Technological breakthroughs are giving Cornell Neurotech researchers unprecedented glimpses into the brain.

Abagail Crites talking with students — Credit: Noël Heaney (UREL) Students in the Warrior-Scholars speak with Professor Abigail Crites about the instrument she is building to measure cosmic microwave background radiation to advance the study of early galaxies.

Physics

After 75 years, accelerator physics still going strong in Newman Lab

3/22/2023 Arts & Sciences Communications

… of cities.” Accelerators could also be used to kill parasites in wastewater, which can survive current treatment … also get rid of “forever” chemicals. Such efficient on-site decontamination isn’t possible with the current …

Physics

Thom-Levy channels innovation to benefit faculty and students

9/5/2018

Julia Thom-Levy, professor in physics and vice provost for academic innovation, oversees Cornell’s Center for Teaching Innovation (CTI) and the Office of Undergraduate Research. Her position was created a year ago, and CTI was formed by merging the former Center for Teaching Excellence with the Academic Technologies unit in Cornell Information Technologies.

woman looking at another woman's phone — Lindsay France Marie Dorvilne, standing, helps Yanick Pierre-Louis, as her home care worker.

Alumni experiences

Overlooked, undervalued: Cornell research seeks to elevate home care workers

6/16/2022 Cornell Chronicle

Madeline Sterling '08, an Arts & Sciences alum, is part of a team launching a research program to elevate the value of home care workers.

Cornell's new president

Pollack champions ‘educational verve,’ humane and rational values

8/31/2017 Cornell Chronicle

Martha E. Pollack plumbed the depths of Cornell history and spoke to current times in her inaugural address Aug. 25, following her installation as the university’s 14th president.Quoting a speech written during the dark days of World War II by Cornell historian Carl Becker, Pollack said there is just as much need today for universities to “maintain and promote the humane and rational values” that preserve democratic society.

"A college education should always extend beyond the classroom."

Jessica Barragan '15Major: Government & SociologyHometown: Deep River, CTWhy did you choose Cornell?

Transformative Humanities

Kennedy on Vergil's "Aeneid"

3/29/2016

Far-Flung Poems and Front-Page Headlines

Transformative Humanities

Adelson on Kluge's "Plugging Up a Child's Brain"

3/29/2016

"A Magical Thing"

Laurent Ferri

Library Curator and Adjunct Professor
Comparative Literature, French Studies Program, Medieval Studies Program

… Airport aux États-Unis » , Cahiers de Chantilly , 2023, p. 64-76. “« L’École des chartes et les États-Unis », Bibliothèque de l'École des chartes, 2022, p. 323-341. « Un conservateur atypique pour Chantilly : Philippe … Mapping", Journal of Applied Physics , 2017, vol. 123 [online]. « Inter Folia Venenum . Les collections de …