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Don Hartill, longtime physics professor, Lansing mayor, dies at 86 | Cornell Chronicle

Donald Hartill's contributions to particle physics at Cornell have left a lasting legacy across decades.

He played a pivotal role in developing key facilities and programs in experimental particle physics.

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Fundraising

Dimond family gift to support Nolan School scholarships | Cornell Chronicle

The Dimond family has donated $13 million to fund scholarships at Cornell's Nolan School of Hotel Administration.

Tech industry

Historic $100 million investment to expand Engineering's Duffield Hall | Cornell Chronicle

David A. Duffield's $100 million donation will expand Duffield Hall at Cornell Engineering, significantly enhancing resources for electrical and computer engineering.

US news

Michael Kotlikoff named Cornell's 15th president | Cornell Chronicle

Michael Kotlikoff has been appointed as Cornell's 15th president after serving as interim president.

Kotlikoff aims to guide Cornell through uncertain times with a focus on institutional values.

Education

University celebrates top faculty for outstanding teaching, mentoring | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell honors eleven faculty for exceptional teaching and mentoring with prestigious teaching awards.

Higher education

Joel Malina, VP for university relations, to depart Cornell | Cornell Chronicle

Joel M. Malina, veteran Cornell VP, is departing after 11 years to join Brunswick Group, marking a key transition in university leadership communications.

Paris food

Paul Gaurnier, emeritus professor, former associate dean, dies at 101 | Cornell Chronicle

Paul L. Gaurnier was a significant figure in hospitality education at Cornell, noted for his leadership and innovative teaching.

Fundraising

Dimond family gift to support Nolan School scholarships | Cornell Chronicle

The Dimond family has donated $13 million to fund scholarships at Cornell's Nolan School of Hotel Administration.

Tech industry

Historic $100 million investment to expand Engineering's Duffield Hall | Cornell Chronicle

David A. Duffield's $100 million donation will expand Duffield Hall at Cornell Engineering, significantly enhancing resources for electrical and computer engineering.

US news

Michael Kotlikoff named Cornell's 15th president | Cornell Chronicle

Michael Kotlikoff has been appointed as Cornell's 15th president after serving as interim president.

Kotlikoff aims to guide Cornell through uncertain times with a focus on institutional values.

Education

University celebrates top faculty for outstanding teaching, mentoring | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell honors eleven faculty for exceptional teaching and mentoring with prestigious teaching awards.

Higher education

Joel Malina, VP for university relations, to depart Cornell | Cornell Chronicle

Joel M. Malina, veteran Cornell VP, is departing after 11 years to join Brunswick Group, marking a key transition in university leadership communications.

Paris food

Paul Gaurnier, emeritus professor, former associate dean, dies at 101 | Cornell Chronicle

Paul L. Gaurnier was a significant figure in hospitality education at Cornell, noted for his leadership and innovative teaching.

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NYC music

Kehlani declares 'I am anti-genocide' after Cornell pulls the plug on campus concert

Kehlani reaffirms support for Palestine after Cornell canceling their concert due to perceived antisemitic sentiments.

NYC music

Cornell University drops anti-Israel performer Kehlani from end-of-year concert after wave of backlash

Cornell University canceled Kehlani's performance due to backlash over her anti-Israel sentiments, emphasizing community unity.

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NYC music

Bay Area superstar dropped from festival bill due to Israel comments

Kehlani responds to university performance cancellation, asserting she is not antisemitic but anti-genocide and critical of the Israeli government's actions.

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NYC music

Cornell Cancels Kehlani Performance Over Her Stance on the War in Gaza

Cornell University dropped singer Kehlani from a concert due to her antisemitic sentiments related to Israel, causing significant campus division.

NYC music

Cornell claims it somehow didn't know about Jew-bashing Kehlani's anti-Israel stance - and says it's too late to cancel performance

Cornell University's leadership claims ignorance of Kehlani's anti-Israel stance, sparking backlash from students and activists.

NYC music

Even a $1 billion funding freeze hasn't stopped Cornell from inviting a virulent antisemitic musical artist

Cornell University is criticized for hosting antisemitic performer Kehlani, revealing concerns about its commitment to campus safety for Jewish students.

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NYC music

Kehlani declares 'I am anti-genocide' after Cornell pulls the plug on campus concert

Kehlani reaffirms support for Palestine after Cornell canceling their concert due to perceived antisemitic sentiments.

NYC music

Cornell University drops anti-Israel performer Kehlani from end-of-year concert after wave of backlash

Cornell University canceled Kehlani's performance due to backlash over her anti-Israel sentiments, emphasizing community unity.

fromSFGATE

NYC music

Bay Area superstar dropped from festival bill due to Israel comments

Kehlani responds to university performance cancellation, asserting she is not antisemitic but anti-genocide and critical of the Israeli government's actions.

fromwww.nytimes.com

6 days ago

NYC music

Cornell Cancels Kehlani Performance Over Her Stance on the War in Gaza

Cornell University dropped singer Kehlani from a concert due to her antisemitic sentiments related to Israel, causing significant campus division.

NYC music

Cornell claims it somehow didn't know about Jew-bashing Kehlani's anti-Israel stance - and says it's too late to cancel performance

Cornell University's leadership claims ignorance of Kehlani's anti-Israel stance, sparking backlash from students and activists.

NYC music

Even a $1 billion funding freeze hasn't stopped Cornell from inviting a virulent antisemitic musical artist

Cornell University is criticized for hosting antisemitic performer Kehlani, revealing concerns about its commitment to campus safety for Jewish students.

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Coach Schafer '86 imparts hockey-infused wisdom in 'Last Lecture' | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell hockey coach Mike Schafer delivered his first-ever 'Last Lecture,' sharing wisdom accumulated over his 30-year coaching career.

Privacy professionals

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Visiting lecturer to explore data privacy protection | Cornell Chronicle

Cynthia Dwork, a data privacy pioneer, will deliver impactful lectures at Cornell on differential privacy and its implications for society.

NYC parents

Cornell child care initiative nearly quadruples its first-year goal | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell's child care initiative has significantly exceeded its original goals by creating nearly 200 new child care slots in Tompkins County.

NYC startup

Student employees honored for dedication, initiative | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell SCL recognized exceptional student employees for their contributions at the first Student Employment Awards Ceremony.

OMG science

First Guerlac Lecture to celebrate 'rock star' science historian | Cornell Chronicle

Henry Guerlac significantly shaped the history of science at Cornell University through his influential research and teaching on chemist Antoine Lavoisier.

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Berlin music

Center for Historical Keyboards boosted by $5 million gift | Cornell Chronicle

A $5 million gift secures the future of Cornell's historical keyboard collection and enhances education and performance opportunities.

NYC music

Concerto Competition announces three winners | Cornell Chronicle

The Cornell Concerto Competition has expanded to facilitate more performance opportunities across different orchestral groups.

Berlin music

Center for Historical Keyboards boosted by $5 million gift | Cornell Chronicle

A $5 million gift secures the future of Cornell's historical keyboard collection and enhances education and performance opportunities.

NYC music

Concerto Competition announces three winners | Cornell Chronicle

The Cornell Concerto Competition has expanded to facilitate more performance opportunities across different orchestral groups.

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OMG science

Atkinson Hall opens as a hub for research, collaboration | Cornell Chronicle

Atkinson Hall is a new multidisciplinary research hub at Cornell, focusing on collaborative solutions to global challenges.

Public health

Wildlife health center to host inaugural Distinguished Speakers | Cornell Chronicle

Dr. Craig Stephen and Dr. Marcela Uhart are key experts presenting on One Health at the Cornell Center for Wildlife Health.

OMG science

Atkinson Hall opens as a hub for research, collaboration | Cornell Chronicle

Atkinson Hall is a new multidisciplinary research hub at Cornell, focusing on collaborative solutions to global challenges.

Public health

Wildlife health center to host inaugural Distinguished Speakers | Cornell Chronicle

Dr. Craig Stephen and Dr. Marcela Uhart are key experts presenting on One Health at the Cornell Center for Wildlife Health.

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Education

Brooks School launches new DC program for policy undergrads | Cornell Chronicle

DC Start offers first-semester public policy students an immersive learning experience in Washington D.C., enhancing their academic studies with real-world engagement.

Arts

$4.3M gift from Autodesk names two makerspaces | Cornell Chronicle

Autodesk's $4.3 million gift will enhance Cornell's architecture and engineering programs through state-of-the-art design and make spaces.

Education

Brooks School launches new DC program for policy undergrads | Cornell Chronicle

DC Start offers first-semester public policy students an immersive learning experience in Washington D.C., enhancing their academic studies with real-world engagement.

Arts

$4.3M gift from Autodesk names two makerspaces | Cornell Chronicle

Autodesk's $4.3 million gift will enhance Cornell's architecture and engineering programs through state-of-the-art design and make spaces.

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Mental health

Law professor to discuss his post-Holocaust psalms | Cornell Chronicle

Menachem Rosensaft aims for his Psalms to resonate with Cornell students, reflecting his family's Holocaust experiences and fostering spiritual engagement.

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Black Lives Matter

Library puts rare James Baldwin collection on exhibit | Cornell Chronicle

The George Bixby collection of James Baldwin's works is now housed at Cornell University, providing a comprehensive resource for studying Baldwin's impact on literature and civil rights.

Writing

Historic marker celebrates Pearl S. Buck's stop in Ithaca | Cornell Chronicle

Pearl S. Buck's time in Ithaca significantly shaped her writing career and legacy as an influential novelist and humanitarian.

Black Lives Matter

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Library puts rare James Baldwin collection on exhibit | Cornell Chronicle

The George Bixby collection of James Baldwin's works is now housed at Cornell University, providing a comprehensive resource for studying Baldwin's impact on literature and civil rights.

Writing

Historic marker celebrates Pearl S. Buck's stop in Ithaca | Cornell Chronicle

Pearl S. Buck's time in Ithaca significantly shaped her writing career and legacy as an influential novelist and humanitarian.

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Symposium launches archive of Venezuelan migrant testimonies | Cornell Chronicle

The testimonies of Venezuelan migrants offer crucial insights into their personal experiences and struggles during the migration crisis.

US news

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Cornell Student Who Faced Deportation Leaves the Country

Activist Momodou Taal leaves U.S. amid threats from the Trump administration after challenging deportation orders over his pro-Palestine advocacy.

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Education

Medicinal garden at Onondaga Nation School grows opportunity | Cornell Chronicle

Collaboration between Cornell students and the Onondaga Nation School led to the creation of a medicinal garden, enhancing Indigenous education and cultural connection.

Higher education

Things to do: Hockey home-openers, Indigenous women exhibit, Collegetown cleanup | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell Votes will address voting questions while various events celebrate community, education, and indigenous contributions.

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Dining

Employee Celebration delivers big win and warm gathering | Cornell Chronicle

The annual Employee Celebration unites Cornell community members to honor contributions and foster a sense of camaraderie.

Education

Medicinal garden at Onondaga Nation School grows opportunity | Cornell Chronicle

Collaboration between Cornell students and the Onondaga Nation School led to the creation of a medicinal garden, enhancing Indigenous education and cultural connection.

Higher education

Things to do: Hockey home-openers, Indigenous women exhibit, Collegetown cleanup | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell Votes will address voting questions while various events celebrate community, education, and indigenous contributions.

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Dining

Employee Celebration delivers big win and warm gathering | Cornell Chronicle

The annual Employee Celebration unites Cornell community members to honor contributions and foster a sense of camaraderie.

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Privacy professionals

Universitywide expressive activity policy approved | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell finalizes its Expressive Activity Policy to balance free expression with campus safety and legal obligations.

Higher education

Task force to address sexual assault on campus | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell has established a task force to combat sexual assault among undergraduates with a report due by summer 2025.

Privacy professionals

Universitywide expressive activity policy approved | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell finalizes its Expressive Activity Policy to balance free expression with campus safety and legal obligations.

Higher education

Task force to address sexual assault on campus | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell has established a task force to combat sexual assault among undergraduates with a report due by summer 2025.

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SF LGBT

Share and hear poetry in many languages at this April 9 event | Cornell Chronicle

The Language Resource Center is hosting its annual 'Sweet Poetry' event, emphasizing the unity of diverse languages and cultures through poetry.

#sustainability

Alternative transportation

First Level 3 EV fast-charging station opens on campus | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell launches its first Level 3 electric vehicle fast-charging station, marking a significant step in promoting sustainable transportation on campus.

Alternative transportation

Higher education

Keeping campus warm: steam to hot water conversion | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell is transitioning from a steam-based heating system to a hot water system to improve efficiency and support its net zero emissions goals.

First Level 3 EV fast-charging station opens on campus | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell launches its first Level 3 electric vehicle fast-charging station, marking a significant step in promoting sustainable transportation on campus.

Higher education

Keeping campus warm: steam to hot water conversion | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell is transitioning from a steam-based heating system to a hot water system to improve efficiency and support its net zero emissions goals.

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Faculty panel: More investment for social good is needed | Cornell Chronicle

Financial markets can promote prosperity and equity, but investment in social issues remains insufficient.

Environment

Fashion & style

Fashion show to celebrate, unite cultures of the African diaspora | Cornell Chronicle

The 2024 AFRIK fashion show celebrates cultural unity in the African diaspora, showcasing student and professional designs and performances.

Upper West Side

New Hillel building planned to support Jewish life at Cornell | Cornell Chronicle

A new Grinspoon Hillel center will enhance community engagement and support Jewish identity among Cornell students, opening in summer 2027.

Women in technology

Science and Technology Studies manager wins George Peter Award | Cornell Chronicle

Sarah Albrecht received the 2024 George Peter Award for Dedicated Service due to her exemplary work and sense of humor.

Science

Brian Crane named director of the Weill Institute for Cell and Molecular Biology | Cornell Chronicle

Brian Crane appointed director of the Weill Institute for Cell and Molecular Biology, emphasizing interdisciplinary research in life sciences.

Science

Arthur Ruoff, professor and high-pressure scientist, dies at 94 | Cornell Chronicle

Arthur L. Ruoff was a pivotal figure in high-pressure research, contributing significantly to materials science at Cornell University.

Media industry

NBC News' Anne Thompson named Distinguished Visiting Journalist | Cornell Chronicle

Anne Thompson has been named the spring 2025 Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalist at Cornell University to engage on climate change issues.

Higher education

Breeding Insight Platform Team Receives 2024 USDA Secretary Honor Award | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell's Breeding Insight Platform team received the USDA Secretary Honor Award for exceptional contributions to food safety and agricultural innovation.

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OMG science

Smallest walking robot makes microscale measurements

Cornell's researchers developed the world's smallest walking robot, enabling precise imaging and measurements at a microscopic scale using light interactions.

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Miscellaneous

Cornell's robot jellyfish and worm are powered by a hydraulic fluid battery | TechCrunch

Cornell University has developed bio-inspired robots powered by a novel hydraulic fluid-based battery that mimics biological energy systems.

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OMG science

Smallest walking robot makes microscale measurements

Cornell's researchers developed the world's smallest walking robot, enabling precise imaging and measurements at a microscopic scale using light interactions.

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Miscellaneous

Cornell's robot jellyfish and worm are powered by a hydraulic fluid battery | TechCrunch

Cornell University has developed bio-inspired robots powered by a novel hydraulic fluid-based battery that mimics biological energy systems.

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Higher education

Folk icon Peter Yarrow '59, of Peter, Paul and Mary, dies at 86 | Cornell Chronicle

Peter Yarrow, co-founder of Peter, Paul and Mary, was significantly influenced by his Cornell education, particularly in shaping his music and activism.

Higher education

With DoD grant, Cornell to enhance semiconductor supply chain resilience | Cornell Chronicle

The U.S. Semiconductor Research Hub aims to improve the resilience of semiconductor supply chains amid increasing threats, funded by the Department of Defense.

Data science

Professor's model perfectly predicted Trump victory | Cornell Chronicle

The Cornell forecasting model accurately predicted Trump's win in all states, demonstrating its effectiveness over other predictive models since 2000.

Design

Things to do: Student and ornithological art, nature crafts | Cornell Chronicle

Various campus events for arts and crafts occur before the end of classes, including art showcases and hands-on workshops.

Higher education

Learn local lore, Cornell historian Earle says in 'Last Lecture' | Cornell Chronicle

Being curious can uncover rich stories that are often overlooked in everyday settings.

Mentorship and shared experiences of alumni provide valuable insights for current students.

Higher education

Pantry collaboration expands mission to fight food insecurity | Cornell Chronicle

Enfield Food Distribution is expanding due to increased demand, highlighting the impact of the pandemic and inflation on food assistance.

Science

$1.6M supports land-grant research for NY farms, forests, communities | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell researchers received $1.6 million in federal funding for 54 projects to aid New York's agriculture and environment, highlighting the importance of local agricultural research.

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Veterans Day celebrated through campus camaraderie | Cornell Chronicle

Camaraderie among veterans shapes success in both military and academic settings, creating a strong sense of community and support.

Higher education

Pickard '90 Emerging Artists Series a space for student artists | Cornell Chronicle

Amelia Rooney's leadership in the Guild of Visual Arts has enhanced artistic opportunities for Cornell students through new events like the Emerging Artists Series.

Online Community Development

Veterans Day celebrated through campus camaraderie | Cornell Chronicle

Camaraderie among veterans shapes success in both military and academic settings, creating a strong sense of community and support.

Higher education

Pickard '90 Emerging Artists Series a space for student artists | Cornell Chronicle

Amelia Rooney's leadership in the Guild of Visual Arts has enhanced artistic opportunities for Cornell students through new events like the Emerging Artists Series.

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Higher education

Indigenous women in home economics featured in exhibit | Cornell Chronicle

The exhibit showcases the resilience and contributions of Haudenosaunee women in education despite facing numerous social and financial barriers.

Higher education

New Feldshuh play premieres Nov. 1 at Schwartz Center | Cornell Chronicle

The play 'Orlando's Gift' creatively intertwines Virginia Woolf's story with modern theatrical expression, showcasing collaboration among students and faculty.

NYC music

Events celebrate Chinese composer who also transformed language | Cornell Chronicle

The event at Cornell celebrates Chao Yuen-Ren's contributions to music and linguistics, highlighting his innovative blending of musical styles and language reform.

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Medicine

Gift names the Joan Klein Jacobs Center for Precision Nutrition and Health | Cornell Chronicle

The Joan Klein Jacobs Center for Precision Nutrition and Health at Cornell will advance research and programs in precision nutrition, supported by a $25 million gift.