‘Leading an Institution I Love Through These Challenging Times’ Mike Kotlikoff, the University’s interim leader for the past eight months, has been officially appointed Cornell’s 15th president
How Cornell Has Helped Tanzania Train (Many!) More MDs The more than two-decade-old partnership between Weill Cornell Medicine and a school in the East African nation has benefitted all
What Does It Take to Heat and Plow the Ithaca Campus? During a cold and snowy winter, we salute the unsung heroes who keep us warm (and our roads and sidewalks clear)
Island of Digital Dreams: Fascinating Facts About Cornell Tech From the famed tramway to the eco-friendly construction, we offer a wealth of info about the University’s newest campus
CAU Lets You Go Back to School (Without those Pesky Prelims) For more than half a century, Cornell’s Adult University has offered summer courses on the Hill—from cooking to cycling and beyond
Gain Knowledge from Big Red Experts—Without Leaving Home The University’s online learning platform, eCornell, offers a dizzying variety of content; here’s a sampling, from AI to wines to real estate
For Big Red Nature Illustrators, Art and Science Overlap Based at the Lab of Ornithology, the program helps support research, educate the public, and train the next generation
Ready, Set … Count! Popular Annual Birding Event Aids Research Held each February, the Lab of Ornithology’s Great Backyard Bird Count unites fans of feathered friends—worldwide
Alumni Ag Experts Help Protect NY’s Poinsettia Industry A CALS-affiliated research and extension center supports small businesses cultivating the quintessential holiday ornamental
What’s that Bird? Like Magic, ‘Merlin’ Can Tell You ighly rated by users, the Lab of Ornithology’s free identification app has millions of devotees worldwide