Master’s Student Advocates for Afghanistan’s Girls and Women Having served as one of her country’s only female mayors, Zarifa Ghafari is studying public policy to inform her activism
Mushrooms, Mariachis, and Much, Much More: Campus Clubs in Photos Did you know that Cornell has more than 1,200 active student organizations? Here’s a visual visit to just a few
Hotelie Markets Coffee from Her Rural Village in Guatemala Indigenous student aims to help her parents and neighbors command a better price for their beans
‘Dump and Run’ Turns Student Castoffs into Treasure Each fall, Cornellians flock to the annual sale to furnish their dorm rooms and apartments (and maybe snag a bike)
Student-Run Farm Grows Crops—and Community For more than two decades, Dilmun Hill has raised both produce and awareness about the value of agriculture
Move-In ’24 in Photos: The Hill Welcomes Our Newest Cornellians With the annual caravan of vehicles and a parade of fresh faces, another school year gets underway
At Paris Olympics, Figure Skater Karen Chen ’23 Gets Her Gold In a much-belated ceremony, the Human Ecology student received the top medal she and her teammates had earned in Beijing
Doctoral Student Juggles Math and … Juggling! Working to make his passion an Olympic sport, Jonah Botvinick-Greenhouse knows how to keep many balls in the air (literally)
Cartoons in the Curriculum: Teaching Science through Animation A popular class uses The Lion King, Ice Age, Zootopia, and more to study how animals act (and how they don’t)
American Sign Language Has Found a Growing Home on the Hill Now offered as a minor, the study of ASL at Cornell came about through years of student advocacy