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Gayogo̱hó:nǫˀ Learning Project

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

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Cornell recognized as a STARS Top Performer

September 15, 2023  |  Source: Sustainable Campus | The story behind the STARS Short Piece 

Bird migration forecast

September 12, 2023  |  329 million birds are expected to migrate through the eastern US after sunset on Thursday, September 14. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Colorado State University produce these forecasts using data from the past 23 years of bird movements in the atmosphere, as detected by the US NEXRAD weather surveillance radar network.  |  Source: BirdCast | Bird migration forecast maps  |  Photo: Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Colorado State University PHOTOGRAPH 

Forum examines freedom of expression, First Amendment protections

September 12, 2023  |  Source: Tom Fleischman | CORNELL CHRONICLE Short Piece 

Cornell has tripled annual institutional grant aid in the last 20 years, reducing the need for many students to rely on loans.

September 11, 2023  |  Source: Cornell AAD | Then vs. now: The cost of education DATA 

Sisters Who Watch Podcast: Laura Holland ’22 & Shelby Holland ’18

September 7, 2023  |  Source: Sisters Who Watch Podcast VIDEO 

Expert on aging honored by Bowers CIS

September 7, 2023  |  Source: Cornell Bowers CIS | Bandeen-Roche to Receive Distinguished Alumni Award Short Piece 

“We know that our students are going to work and live in an AI-enabled world. If we do not integrate generative AI into our teaching, and continue with business as usual, we will not be setting up our students for success in the future.”

Kavita Bala, dean of Cornell Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science

September 6, 2023  |  Source: Cornell Chronicle | Faculty offered guidance for teaching in the age of ChatGPT QUOTE 

WhaleSpeak

September 5, 2023  |  Roger Payne's PhD ’61 recordings of whale songs inspired a global movement to save the whales. Shortly before his death in June 2023, Payne wrote, "If we could communicate with animals, ask them questions and receive answers—no matter how simple those questions and answers might turn out to be—the world might soon be moved enough to at least start the process of halting our runaway destruction of life." Payne served as principal advisor to Project CETI, which is working to understand what he called WhaleSpeak, the language of whales.  |  Source: Project CETI  |  Photo: Project CETI PHOTOGRAPH 
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