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Kaushik Basu shows how relying on a flawed metric can deepen inequality, threaten democracy, and jeopardize the planet. project-syndicate.org/commentary/fix…

Michael Wu '25 found both fencing (he's competed internationally for Taiwan and for Cornell's Men's Fencing Team) and classroom experiences incredibly challenging as he worked toward his psychology major in A&S. Cornell Psychology as.cornell.edu/news/i-truly-f…

Cornell faculty Ariana Kim (Music) is in Karnataka, studying Carnatic violin on her sabbatical, as featured on PBS NewsHour Global Cornell youtube.com/watch?v=L7asbc…

#CornellReunion traditions—from dancing in the Arts Quad tents to family boating on Beebe Lake—have endured through the decades, as alumni flock to the Hill each June to reconnect with old friends. But alumni of all eras will recognize many of the locations, activities, and

Congrats to Prof. Marcus Smolka, named Associate Vice Provost for Biological systems at Cornell Research & Innovation! 🎉 He will lead efforts in life sciences, supporting biomedical, agricultural & molecular biology research across campuses. Read More: bit.ly/4mMLHNV

SAP Director Sarah Besky sarah besky was honored with a State University of New York (SUNY) Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence for "major contributions to building the academic community at Cornell and in the profession" Global Cornell

Had the chance to visit Google Ananta — the stunning new Google DeepMind office in Bangalore, and perhaps the largest Google office building in the world! Gave a talk on my lab’s work and got thoughtful questions at the end — especially around how we can build multicultural,

Inspired by a childhood love of lemurs, #CornellVet student Shayna Orens, DVM ’27, spent her summer in Madagascar studying the lemur's predator, the fosa, and other species & working with communities via @CornellVet's Expanding Horizons Program. #OneHealth wildlife.cornell.edu/blog/how-child…

Cornell is building the Fred Young Submillimeter Telescope on Chile’s Atacama Plateau—the world’s highest, clearest site for astronomy. The project brings American leadership to global cosmic discovery, driving innovation across science and engineering. news.cornell.edu/stories/2025/0…

Iron deficiency is the leading cause of anemia, a condition where the body doesn’t have enough healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen. With AnemiaPhone, developed by Cornell researchers, people are able to detect their lower iron status early. new.express.adobe.com/webpage/yhLNMb…