The Value of a Liberal Arts Education To address the greatest challenges in our world today, we must acquire skills that belie singular modes of understanding. As this era is defined by rapid social, technological and economic changes, the liberal arts …
By: Sarah Marie Bruno '16 Cornell is a big school. When I arrived on campus as a freshman, I had no idea how I would possibly decide where to eat dinner, let alone what to study. Over time, though, I've found my niche here, and this big school has started …
As a pre-med student, Kasey Han ’18 knows the mental and physical benefits of a good workout. Han’s favorite workouts are a bit out of the ordinary, though, as they usually take place three stories up in the air. Han has been a fan of circus arts since …
This semester, the College of Arts & Sciences, together with the Office of Academic Diversity Initiatives (OADI) welcomed the third cohort of Posse Program students to Cornell. And for the first time, OADI sponsored visits for First Year Parents Weekend, …
By: Madeline Cohen '18 As a sophomore this year, I live on West Campus. West Campus consists of five houses, each named after a Cornell professor who has impacted the Cornell community and the world as well. I live in Carl Becker House, which is named …
