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Alum's filming captures splendid visual record of underwater life

David O. Brown '83 has filmed orca whales feeding on sharks and underwater lava flows. He traveled to Alaska just a few days after the wreck of the Exxon Valdez to document its impact on wildlife and worked for the Cousteau Society, visiting the most remote and animal-rich places on the planet.

Ithaca, NY: Popular Spots and Local Staples

 by Malika Sharapova '16

Government

From a career in law to a career in journalism: Alumna Nina Terrero shares her story

Ezra Update

Terrero advises students not to worry too much about their career paths, but instead take the time to appreciate their fellow Cornellians.

Performing and Media Arts

Cathy Choi '93 used her major in theater as training for running a business

Ezra Update

Cathy Choi '93 entered Cornell with numbers on her mind. But an English class cross-listed with theater turned Choi away from her planned math major. "I had never read a play before in my life, but I got bitten by the bug and really fell in love," says Choi. "I ended up as a theater major."

Putting "Studies" First: Student Jobs at Cornell

… I worked for two years in high school and am paying for tuition on my own. Every little bit counts. My struggle was … for extra spending money or to build up savings to pay tuition, is something that can easily fit into your …

CUEMS: Learning for Life

 by Ari Bernstein '15

Pride through Music: Cornell University Chorus

by Sarah Marie Bruno '16

The College welcomes new faculty

These 16 new A&S faculty members will contribute to the nexus of big ideas, foundational methods, and colliding and intertwining disciplines found at the center of Cornell.

What to Do When You Are Abroad

by Jacob Brunell '15

Keeping in Touch with Friends

by Jillian Holch '16"Did you get my message? 'Cause I looked in vain." "Can we see each other Tuesday if it doesn't rain?" "Look, I'll call you in the morning or my service will explain."–        “Another Hundred People” from Company by Stephen Sondheim

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Alumni

Ruth Bader Ginsburg reminisces about her time on the Hill

Cornell Chronicle

During an inspiring, humorous and highly candid talk to more than 420 people Sept. 18, Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg shared how Cornell shaped her journey to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Greek Life-Chem Style

The professional fraternities on campus are one of Cornell's best kept secrets. Well, they aren't necessarily "secret" but many people don't immediately think of the professional fraternities on campus as being a main part of "Greek" life. However, having recently been initiated as a part of Alpha Chi Sigma, informally known as the Chemistry fraternity on campus, I thought I'd highlight a few aspects of these rare gems.

The Big Screeeeam

I'll be honest with you: I think of myself as a true Cornellian. "Big Red Blood flows through my veins" (well, technically my arteries). Basically, I love almost everything about this place.Finals are an exception.

A&S Student Ambassador

'There’s just something magical about Cornell'

Arts & Sciences ambassadors share their stories of Cornell in the Ambassadors blog.

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Sharlyn Musslewhite

Managing Director and General Counsel, Berkshire Partners LLC