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Student research

Weill Cornell Medicine internship allows chemistry major to continue NIH work

A&S Communications

Ashley Kim ’19 spent her summer with researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City, working on research that could help doctors determine what role proteins play in the progression of disease.

Student Experiences

‘Serendipity’ leads to summer research for history major

A&S Communications

Abi Bernard ’19 says her experience is pretty typical at Cornell: she came in with one plan – to major in linguistics – but that changed in her first semester when she took a history course.

Curriculum review

A&S faculty to consider new revised curriculum proposal

A&S Communications

The newest revision encourages exploration and addresses concerns related to the language requirement.

Music

Organ conference and concert festival Sept. 6-8

A&S Communications

The baroque organ was an artifact of global culture produced by international networks of artists, artisans, traders, and adventurers. “The Organ in the Global Baroque” conference and concert festival will celebrate these organs Sept. 6-8 on the Cornell campus.

Performing & Media Arts

New immersive headphone play premieres this month

A&S Communications

“The Missing Chapter,” by Katie Marks & Aoise Stratford, visiting assistant professor of performing and media arts, is The Cherry Art’s new, immersive headphone walking play based on Ithaca's silent film past.

Campus events

‘Paths to Peace’ explores legacy of antiwar campaigner

Cornell Chronicle

On June 12, 1982, an estimated one million people marched through the streets of New York City to protest the nuclear arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union. They had a simple proposition: immediately freeze the development and deployment of nuclear weapons. Then, they argued, we can begin the hard work of eliminating them altogether.

Interdisciplinary

Cross-college Program in Environment and Sustainability launches

Cornell Chronicle

The expanded environmental and sustainability sciences major is now available to students in both the College of Arts & Sciences and CALS.

Ethics & Public Life

Lectures explore politics and justice in the Trump era

“Politics and Justice in the Era of Donald Trump” will be explored in a lecture series at Cornell featuring eminent social scientists, beginning with Daniel Ziblatt (Harvard University) on Sept. 12. The co-author of “How Democracies Die” will speak on dangers to democracy.

English

Pulitzer Prize-winning authors featured in Fall 2018 Barbara & David Zalaznick Reading Series

A&S Communications

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Gregory Pardlo kicks off the Fall 2018 Barbara & David Zalaznick Reading Series, sponsored by Cornell’s Creative Writing Program.

Homecoming 2018

Arts & Sciences welcomes alumni for Homecoming 2018

A&S Communications

Art exhibitions, faculty research presentations by faculty and fun events are all on tap for Sept. 21-22.