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Gayogo̱hó:nǫˀ Learning Project

July 9, 2024  |  Source: Gayogo̱hó:nǫˀ Learning Project Short Piece 

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Winter pruning tips

March 11, 2024  |  Source: Cornell Cooperative Extension | Gardening Short Piece 

Summer loving: CAU Summer sparks a Cornell romance

March 11, 2024  |  Source: Cornell's Adult University Short Piece 

Bioacoustics class records the sounds of Hawaiian species

March 7, 2024  |  Source: Alumni News | Listening in: Bioacoustics class records the sounds of Hawaiʻi Short Piece 

Birders around the world unite for the Great Backyard Bird Count

February 23, 2024  |  Nearly 600,000 birders around the globe participated in The Cornell Lab's Great Backyard Bird Count in February. Here, birders in Panama join in the fun. Click on the link to see the full gallery of photos.  |  Source: The Cornell Lab | Great Backyard Bird Count  |  Photo: Rosabel Miró PHOTOGRAPH 

International Women’s Day talk features Michelle Schenandoah ’99

February 22, 2024  |  Source: Native Viewpoint | Haudenosaunee women, the Pope and the journey of an empty Native baby cradleboard Short Piece 

Faculty poet Valzhyna Mort reads her poem, “In the Woods of Language, She Collects Beautiful Sticks”

February 19, 2024  |  Source: Poets.org | “In the Woods of Language, She Collects Beautiful Sticks” Audio 

Second interfaith dinner aims for friendship and joy

February 19, 2024  |  Source: Caitlin Hayes | CORNELL CHRONICLE Short Piece 

Letter from the founder to future Cornellians

February 16, 2024  |  On May 15, 1873, Ezra Cornell penned this letter to future Cornellians. The letter was sealed in a lead box in the cornerstone of Sage Hall. Almost 125 years later, the letter was unearthed. In it, Cornell's founder stated what he saw as the biggest danger facing the university: “sectarian strife.”  |  Source: Cornell University Library | Sage Cornerstone Letter - Rare and Manuscript Collections PHOTOGRAPH 
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