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Africana Studies

Class gathers oral histories of Caribbean residents in Brooklyn

Cornell Chronicle

The oral history project and field trip were supported by an Engaged Opportunity Grant.

Chemistry

Yimon Aye awarded young investigator cancer research prize

Cornell Chronicle

Yimon Aye, a Howard Milstein faculty fellow and assistant professor of chemistry and chemical biology in the College of Arts and Sciences with a secondary appointment at Weill Cornell Medicine, is one of six winners of this year’s Pershing Square Sohn Prize for Young Investigators in Cancer Research, which supports New York-based scientists exploring innovative avenues in the fight against cancer.

Alumni

Alum has starred in off-Broadway’s Perfect Crime for three straight decades,

Cornell Alumni Magazine

This Cornell Alumni Magazine story highlihts the three-decade run of alum Catherine Russell in "The Perfect Crime."

Student leaders

Meet Olivia Corn ’19, leader of CU’s College Republicans

Cornell Alumni Magazine

Photo by Lisa Banlaki FrankA&S student Olivia Corn, leader of the Cornell Republicans, is profiled in this Cornell Alumni Magazine story as she heads the organization at a monumental time in U.S. politics.

Alumni

Designer Adam Lippes ’95 creates clothes that are ‘luxurious yet approachable’

Cornell Alumni Magazine

A&S aum and designer Adam Lippes '95 is profiled in this Cornell Alumni Magazine article, which explores the approach he took during New York Fashion Week to showcase his line of clothing that's popular with celebrities.

Sociology

The wide world

Cornell Alumni Magazine

This Cornell Alumni Magazine story explores the work of Cornell's Social Dynamics Laboratory, which uses online networks to study human behavior at a once-unimaginable scale.

Alumni entrepreneurs

Island spirits

Cornell Alumni Magazine

Alum Jason Brand '93 talks about his decision to retire from Wall Street and open his own business in Hawaii in this Cornell Alumni Magazine story. 

Archaeology

Archaeologists discover elaborate 'cosmopolitan' paintings of ancient Egypt

An article in the International Business Times features research by Caitlin Barrett, associate professor of classics, about paintings depicting the Nile River in the garden of a large ancient villa in Pompeii.Barrett says that the paintings could hold secrets on how the early Roman Empire was influenced by ancient Egypt.

Psychology

In brain evolution, size matters -- most of the time

Cornell Chronicle

The findings uncover a principle that may also help explain human evolution.

Music

10th annual Mayfest features music, wine, yoga, poetry

Under the artistic direction of pianists Miri Yampolsky and Xak Bjerken, Cornell University’s Department of Music celebrates the 10th anniversary of Mayfest, its annual springtime festival of chamber music, May 19-23.