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Big Ideas

How technology and humanities intersect

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Comparative Literature …

American Studies

Scholar details emergence of police-state tactics

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History

Prof Beverly Gage Recasts Legacy of FBI Founder in Carl Becker Lecture Series

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History

Runaway slave ads portray grim period of U.S. history

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Physics

Séamus Davis awarded St. Patrick’s Day Science Medal

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Cornell Neurotech

Crafting new tools to explore thoughts, dreams and memories

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Government

New book sheds light on high U.S. incarceration rate

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Archaeology

Archaeology students try their hand at creating artifacts

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Latina/o Studies

Lunches bring Latina/o Studies community together

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Foreign policy

Legacy of Cornell-led diplomacy detailed at Carnegie Hall

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Government …

Taking a Break from Work...By Working!

By: Eric Reinhard '18 Does the title confuse you? I don’t blame you if it does. Why would someone take a break from work only to work more? Well, I’m here to tell you that I do just that (I promise I’m not crazy). I work at the Residential and New Student …

Music

Students produce rarely staged 1606 opera 'Eumelio'

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Music Release

Roberto Sierra releases musical works in Spain

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Drawn out microscope images of different biochemical structures
Chemical Biology

'Sticky waves': Molecular interactions at the nanoscale

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Chemistry and Chemical Biology …

Runway Fashion

Runway role-play becomes a luminous reality

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