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'Chillin' on the Quad' event returns for second year | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell's "Chillin on the Quad" event promotes health and community connection on July 31, featuring live music, games, and free coffee.
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With $10M, NYS renews Cornell program to drive economic, job growth | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell has secured a 10-year, $10 million grant renewal to continue work aimed at spurring economic impact and job growth through applied research, development and commercialization of breakthrough technologies.
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Student table tennis champ heads to World University Games | Cornell Chronicle

Gina Fu, a top Canadian table tennis player, prepares for the World University Games while managing her academic responsibilities.
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2 weeks ago

Carrying the torch forward: Ye family creates new award recognizing graduate teaching excellence | Cornell Chronicle

Mao Ye and Xi Yang established teaching awards at Cornell to honor their daughters and support future graduate students.
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4 weeks ago

Boot camp helps warrior-scholars transition from service to campus | Cornell Chronicle

The ideal of American Democracy is reexamined by active-duty and veteran military personnel through education and personal experiences.
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Why are lefties more creative? Turns out, they're not | Cornell Chronicle

New research debunks the myth that left-handed individuals are inherently more creative than right-handed individuals.
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Harold Tanner '52, board chairman emeritus, dies at 93 | Cornell Chronicle

Harold Tanner significantly impacted Cornell University as a trustee and board chair, promoting financial stability and inspiring future leaders.
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Reorganized office strengthens Cornell's commitment to civil rights | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell's reorganization of civil rights oversight aims to enhance support for bias, discrimination, and harassment concerns under one office.
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Staff graduates recognized for academic achievements | Cornell Chronicle

Ivory said, "By obtaining this additional license, I hope to be a more competent and compassionate provider for the Cornell community."
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Cornell SCE offers free outdoor concerts, lectures this summer | Cornell Chronicle

"We're proud to have continued this tradition more than 125 years," said Mary Loeffelholz, dean of Cornell SCE. "Cornell is such an expansive university in terms of our intellectual breadth and depth, global reach and community impact. Cornell SCE's summer events bring some of this expansiveness back home to Ithaca, for everyone who wants to keep learning and have fun while doing it."
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Faculty, Staff Win 2025 SUNY Chancellor's Awards for Excellence | Cornell Chronicle

Dr. Renata Ivanek's commitment to interdisciplinary research and outreach initiatives provides an excellent example of the impact faculty can have on their communities.
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Nearly 400 longtime staff celebrated at annual service recognition | Cornell Chronicle

"I never imagined I'd be at Cornell for 50 years, but the academic environment and focus on basic research kept me engaged," said Kaplan.
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The women of Mu Gamma celebrate 50 years of mentorship | Cornell Chronicle

The Mu Gamma chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority fosters leadership and community service skills among its members.
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Savely Senderovich, scholar of Russian literature, dies at 89 | Cornell Chronicle

Savely Senderovich greatly contributed to Russian literature studies, expanding academic programs and inspiring students with his profound knowledge.
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Gift creates new Dallas Morse Coors Concert Series at Cornell | Cornell Chronicle

A $2 million donation will rename Cornell's Concert Series and support its mission of providing world-class musical performances.
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2 months ago

Laura Syer, VP for budget and planning, to depart Cornell | Cornell Chronicle

Laura Syer is leaving Cornell to accept a new position at New York University after 13 years of dedicated service.
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Ph.D. graduates overcame obstacles to find success | Cornell Chronicle

Graduates overcame unprecedented challenges during their Ph.D. journey, highlighting resilience and adaptability.
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Electric buses don't like the cold, study finds | Cornell Chronicle

The researchers found that the electric buses consumed 48% more energy in cold weather and recommended improvements to enhance performance under diverse conditions.
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2 months ago

New trustees set to join Cornell Board in July | Cornell Chronicle

"These newly elected trustees bring a wealth of experience and diverse perspectives to the Board, enhancing our commitment to serve Cornell's mission and community effectively."
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2 months ago

Eight groups named Cornell Heroes for exceptional service | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell University honors nearly 200 staff members as 'Cornell Heroes' for their unseen but essential contributions.
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2 months ago

Cornell graduates aim to 'lead from the front' as military officers | Cornell Chronicle

I wanted to set an example and help motivate others...if people are still going up the slope while it's raining and wet and cold, then you can, too.
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Merrill Scholars honor mentors who inspired their success | Cornell Chronicle

High school mentors play a crucial role in inspiring students' success in STEM fields and beyond.
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Abruna receives 2025 Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences | Cornell Chronicle

Héctor Abruña awarded the 2025 Dreyfus Prize for revolutionary research in electrochemical processes.
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Nine students receive SUNY Chancellor's Awards | Cornell Chronicle

Nine Cornell students have received the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence, recognizing their outstanding academic and community achievements.
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Two academic advisers earn 2025 excellence awards | Cornell Chronicle

Two advisors were honored for their contributions to student academic success at an awards ceremony.
Steph Cowling-Rich recognized for her leadership as co-chair of the PAAC.
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Four faculty receive 2025 Carpenter Advising Awards | Cornell Chronicle

The best advisors are those who demonstrate through their actions both in and outside the classroom that they care deeply, not just about students' academic performance but about their personal growth as well.
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Students showcase their innovative tech, from critters to catacombs | Cornell Chronicle

Pakkerakari and Kumar created HireVision, which they said is the first transparent video interviewing platform that gives the same feedback, results and metrics to both recruiters and candidates.
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2 months ago

Hotelies extend Cornell commitment to 'wish-making' | Cornell Chronicle

"This is the first time wish-making has been tied into a course, and I think it's a fabulous model. It has so many benefits for the students..."
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2 months ago

Student designers challenge convention to enhance human thriving | Cornell Chronicle

Self-watering planters that improve air quality and alert users to risk. Fashion that transforms gendered words into powerful symbols of passion.
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3 months ago

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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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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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.
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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.
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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.
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3 months ago

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

"Henry Guerlac was a rock star of the history of science - absolutely hugely important... He's a big part of Cornell's history in the post-war period."
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Center for Historical Keyboards boosted by $5 million gift | Cornell Chronicle

These instruments require a controlled environment and constant maintenance, so that future generations of pianists will have the opportunity to experience what Mozart heard and responded to in the creative process at the keyboard.
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Atkinson Hall opens as a hub for research, collaboration | Cornell Chronicle

"This investment is the physical embodiment of the Atkinson family's long-term commitment to research that makes a tangible difference in the well-being of people and the planet."
OMG science
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$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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Law professor to discuss his post-Holocaust psalms | Cornell Chronicle

Rosensaft's goal is for his poems to become tools for spiritual navigation, encouraging students to engage with the Psalms in meaningful ways throughout their lives.
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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.
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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.
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James Morgan '60, MBA '63, earns Engineering's highest alumni honor | Cornell Chronicle

James C. Morgan received the Cornell Engineering Distinguished Alumni Award for his leadership in nanomanufacturing and contributions to the university.
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3 months ago

Anti-Israel Cornell University student fighting Trump deportation flees US before ICE can arrest him

Momodou Taal fled the US to avoid immigration detention after his student visa was revoked due to his involvement in anti-Israel protests.
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4 months ago

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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Cornell Student Who Faced Deportation Says He Left the U.S.

Momodou Taal, a British-Gambian Ph.D. student, left the U.S. amid deportation threats after pro-Palestinian protests.
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4 months ago

Opinion | Universities Should Not be Afraid of Contentious Ideas

Cornell University hosted a controversial panel discussion on Israeli-Palestinian relations, emphasizing open dialogue despite protests.
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4 months ago

ICE Tells a Cornell Student Activist to Turn Himself In

The Trump administration aims to detain pro-Palestinian activists, exemplified by Cornell student Momodou Taal's potential deportation.
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4 months ago

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.
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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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Record matches and challenges mark 11th Giving Day | Cornell Chronicle

Cornell's 11th Giving Day raised $11.2 million from over 17,000 donors, demonstrating strong support for university initiatives.
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4 months ago

A Cornell graduate student fearing deportation files a pre-emptive lawsuit.

The lawsuit filed by Momodou Taal aims to challenge two executive orders from the Trump administration that he fears could lead to his deportation due to his pro-Palestinian activism.
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4 months ago

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.
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4 months ago

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.
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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.
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Electrical and Computer Engineering directorship named for Phillips | Cornell Chronicle

"It is an honor to be named the Ellis L. Phillips Sr. Director of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Ellis Phillips played a pivotal role in our institution's history."
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Emily Pape '26 rallies the Big Red team for the greater good | Cornell Chronicle

Emily Pape overcame pandemic challenges and successfully secured a spot on Cornell's basketball team through dedication, resilience, and innovation.
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New Hillel building planned to support Jewish life at Cornell | Cornell Chronicle

"This new home will provide a physical and spiritual place to gather, engage, worship and learn in a comfortable, dedicated environment," said Dr. Steven Grinspoon '83.
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Joseph Burns, emeritus professor, former dean of faculty, dies at 83 | Cornell Chronicle

Joseph A. Burns, a distinguished planetary scientist and educator, made significant contributions to astronomy and mentoring at Cornell University.
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Molly Hite, professor emerita of English, dies at 77 | Cornell Chronicle

Molly Hite, prominent literary scholar and professor, passed away at 77, known for her contributions to feminism and modernism.
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NYS invasive species illuminated by art and science exhibit | Cornell Chronicle

The exhibit at Cornell University highlights the threat of invasive species to New York ecosystems.
Public awareness is vital for effective policy changes against invasive species.
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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.
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Canine parvovirus finding adds to Baker Institute's legacy | Cornell Chronicle

A Cornell team's recent study reveals how antibodies neutralize parvovirus, enhancing vaccine development and understanding of viral-host interactions.
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Task force to address sexual assault on campus | Cornell Chronicle

The Task Force on Campus Sexual Assault aims to create a holistic framework for addressing and preventing sexual assault among Cornell undergraduates by summer 2025.
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