Plan your Homecoming
Will we see you on campus October 16–18? Cheer on the Big Red, take in the drone and laser light show, and get ready for Homecoming weekend.
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See all the good Cornellians can do
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Check out this artwork from the new Cornell coloring book! Cornell staff member Ilana Dimbleby says she was inspired by Frida Kahlo's self-portraits and by the colorful, neon spirit of the Grateful Dead. 🌈 “It was very intricate with lots of clicks, and worth all it took! I recommend other colorers zoom in on their browsers for the best experience,” Ilana says.
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Cornell Coloring Book
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“The work you do and the knowledge you learn can have an impact on both the company and your own future within the realm of diversity, equity, and inclusion.”
ILR WIDE Student Fellow explores workplace DEI Source: Inaugural ILR WIDE Student Fellows Explore Workplace DEI QUOTE
America's first accredited wine course was offered at Cornell's School of Hotel Administration in 1953. Click the “Cornell Through the Years” link below to browse other Big Red milestones.
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Cornell Through the Years
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Art Beyond Cornell is a student-run organization that provides young adults who are incarcerated with access to art and connection. The group will host a gallery on May 1, showcasing artwork (like this one) created by residents at the MacCormick Secure Center, a juvenile prison for young men ages 16-21 in Brooktondale, NY.
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Art Beyond Cornell
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Senior Class Campaign co-chairs Daniel Morgan ’23 and Lauren Pappas ’23 staffing the SCC table during Homecoming 2022. The campaign encourages seniors to direct their gifts to the organizations and programs they love at Cornell—to benefit future students.
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Giving to Cornell
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Tom Fleischman | Cornell Chronicle
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These are some of the reasons why Cornell has earned a platinum sustainability rating from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education for the past four years.
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STARS | Sustainable Campus
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