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Astronomy

For Saturn moon, possible 'restaurant' at bottom of the sea

Cornell Chronicle

Galactic hitchhikers take note: The restaurant at the end of the universe may be closer than we think. After probing data from NASA spacecraft Cassini’s flight through the watery plume of Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus, scientists from the Southwest Research Institute, Johns Hopkins’ Applied Physics Lab and Cornell confirm the presence of molecular hydrogen.

Economics & Asian Studies

Eunu Song: 'This was the first time I had been told to take full charge of my education by wandering.'

Eunu SongEconomics & Asian StudiesNiskayuna, NYWhat was your most profound turning point while at Cornell?

French & English

Therese Banks: 'Know when and how to ask for help.'

/*-->*//*-->*/Therese BanksFrench Studies & EngishIthaca, NYWhy did you choose Cornell?

Society for the Humanities

Mellon president proposes humanities tackle slavery

Cornell Chronicle

“When the world turns to the normally bodacious problems we call ‘grave challenges,’ shouldn’t the perspectives of humanists and artists be included to enhance what is known and how it is known?”

Interdisciplinary

Conference will explore bodies and conversion

Cornell Chronicle

“Transforming Bodies,” an interdisciplinary conference April 21-22, will explore the centrality of bodies to concepts and practices of conversion in the early modern world.

Physics

Spring Hans Bethe Lecture to explore 'Dark Universe'

Cornell Chronicle

In this spring’s Hans Bethe Lecture at Cornell, physicist Joshua Frieman will introduce the Dark Universe, give an overview of what we have learned about it, and describe new experiments and observatories that aim to illuminate its enigmas.

Government, Sociology & Feminist, Gender & Sexuality Studies

Jocelyn Vega: 'My cultural identity gave me the strength to overcome several challenges as a first-generation college student.'

Jocelyn VegaGovernment, Sociology, & Feminist, Gender, & Sexuality StudiesChicago, IL/*-->*//*-->*/Why did you choose Cornell?

Chemistry

Shivansh Chawla: 'I learned to be a more independent thinker.'

Shivansh ChawlaChemistryAndover, MA/*-->*//*-->*/What, if any, research projects did you participate in at Cornell?

Linguistics

Team measures effects of sentence structure in the brain

Cornell Chronicle

When we learn to read, we say one word at a time. But how does the brain actually put words together when we read full sentences?

Biological Sciences

Daniel Veronese-Paniagua: 'Explore all opportunities given to you."

Daniel Veronese-PaniaguaBiological SciencesBayonne, NJ/*-->*//*-->*/What accomplishments/activities are you most proud of while at Cornell?