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Formative Experiences

McClane looks at friendship in Phi Beta Kappa lecture

Cornell Chronicle

… and through the decline of his mother and father from Alzheimer’s disease, he said; but the most important lesson …

Why I Love the Distribution Requirements!

As we move into November, our weekly blog posts will shift in focus. This month, our theme is "Academic and Residential Life at Cornell." Samantha Briggs '16 starts us off by explaining how the College of Arts and Sciences' unique set of distribution …

Science Fiction

Anindita Banerjee kickstarts Russian sci-fi

A&S Communications

Comparative Literature …

Faculty Publications

Cornell professor to release new edited work on hip pop and politics

Africana Studies and Research Center …

ANTHROPOLOGY

Growing global: Cornell expands opportunities for international experiences

Anthropology …

Cornell Neurotech

Cornell Neurotech launched with generous gift

A&S Communications

… foundation to understand profound behavioral deficits from Alzheimer’s disease, schizophrenia and autism disorders. …

ALUMNI GIFTS

Alumna's bequest supports young female scientists

A&S Communications

Chemistry and Chemical Biology …

A Night at the Museum: Masquerade at the Johnson!

By: Kathy Qingyu Xu '16   Where can you find elegant ladies dressed in ball gowns and spooky wizards casting spells on a Friday night? At Cornell University’s Herbet F. Johnson Museum of Art’s Night at the Museum: Masquerade Ball of course! The Museum …

Awards

Anthropology professor receives Boyer Prize

A&S Communications

Anthropology …

PERFORMING AND MEDIA ARTS

Discovering and exposing a treasure trove of film history

A&S Communications

Performing and Media Arts …

Immigration Crisis

Professor: Good outcome unlikely at European weekend summit on migration crisis

Sociology …

Awards

Malcolm Bilson receives medal in Hungary

Cornell Chronicle

Music …

In Memoriam

Emeritus professor, director of bands Marice Stith dies

Cornell Chronicle

Music …

An arts career

An A&S alumnus on working in the capital

Arvind Manocha  '94, leads the Wolf Trap Foundation, a D.C. hub of music, theater and education, and lives in Virginia. Why D.C?  The opportunity to run one our country's most unique arts organizations. Wolf Trap Foundation is many things – a partner in …

Alumni

Chief of Staff to NYC deputy mayor says liberal arts made him a 'critical thinker'

A&S Communications

Asian Studies …