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All the good Cornellians can do

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Pale Blue Dot: an introduction to energy and climate with Toby Ault

Source: YouTube | Pale Blue Dot: Introduction to Energy and Climate on Earth VIDEO 

In 2027, Cornell will offer a bachelor of professional studies degree through Cayuga Correctional Facility—becoming the first Ivy to offer a degree to incarcerated students.

Cornell is first Ivy to offer bachelor's degree to incarcerated students  Source: Cornell Chronicle | Prison education program wins $1.5M to create national research hub DATA 

JFK Award winner Ariela Asllani ’26

Congratulations to graduating senior Ariela Asllani ’26, winner of the Class of 1964 John F. Kennedy Memorial Award. In partnership with Ithaca Welcomes Refugees, Ariela founded the Refugee Scholars Program to help refugee and immigrant high school students prepare for college. After graduation, Ariela will pursue an M.Sc. in Refugee and Forced Migration Studies at the University of Oxford. Source: Einhorn Center | JFK Award winner Ariela Asllani builds a path in migration and public service PHOTOGRAPH 

Delve into the great unknown with Cornell Friends of Astronomy

Normal matter - the stars, planets, gas, dust, atoms, molecules that we can see with our telescopes - makes up only about 5% of the universe. Curious about the other 95%? Associate Professor Nick Battaglia and graduate student Raagini Patki will share what scientists know about dark matter and dark energy, and what they hope to discover. Cornell Friends of Astronomy will host a free virtual talk on March 25 at 8:00 p.m. EST. For the Zoom link, contact friendsofastronomy@cornell.edu. Source: Cornell Friends of Astronomy PHOTOGRAPH 

Great Backyard Bird Count photo gallery

Enjoy a few of the 8,257 species of birds identified by 1,146,284 estimated global participants during the Cornell Lab's 29th annual Great Backyard Bird Count. Source: The Great Backyard Bird Count PHOTOGRAPH 

Big Red, Big Impact – swab to save a life

Source: Cornell Chronicle | Stem-cell registry drive will mobilize campus to save lives VIDEO 

“The online Bachelor of Professional Studies program will expand access to a Cornell education in entirely new ways, bringing a Cornell undergraduate degree within reach for working adults in many different life circumstances.”

Cornell President Michael I. Kotlikoff

Cornell will launch a part-time, online bachelor’s degree  Source: Cornell Chronicle | Cornell to launch its first part-time, online bachelor’s degree QUOTE 

Know Your Rights

Julia Mizutani, Cornell librarian and adjunct professor at the Law School, conducted a Know Your Rights session for Cornell students in December. The goal is to equip them with knowledge about immigration law and the basic rights of all individuals in the U.S., regardless of immigration or citizenship status. Source: Cornell University Library | Law project raises awareness of constitutional rights PHOTOGRAPH