Fluidity of Gender: Sculpture exhibit
August 30, 2010Fluidity of Gender, an exhibition of sculptures by feminist artist Linda Stein will be exhibited at the Peter Paul Luce Gallery at Cornell College from Sept. 5 through Oct. 3. Read More…
New students and their families were welcomed to campus by faculty and staff at the New Student Convocation on Aug. 24.
See the Hilltop as never before in an aerial video that answers the question: What makes Cornell College so beautiful?
Fluidity of Gender, an exhibition of sculptures by feminist artist Linda Stein will be exhibited at the Peter Paul Luce Gallery at Cornell College from Sept. 5 through Oct. 3. Read More…
Sandy Dyas, a lecturer in Fine Arts at Cornell College, will have work featured by The Center for Fine Art Photography in its latest exhibition. Read More…
DRIFT, an art installation by Stan Crocker is a collection of found elements- ladders, cupolas, wedding dresses, bedsprings, window frames, doors, bicycles, mirrors, chandeliers, steer skulls, parasols, tractor tires, canoes- bits and pieces of the Iowa landscape floating in a gauzy cylinder of color and light that wraps the viewer 360 degrees. Read More…
The Small Multi-Sport Center fitness facilities remain closed to all but athletes in practice until at least Monday, Aug. 30, as fire and smoke cleanup continue. Read More…
There will be a memorial service in Allee Chapel at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 16, (the Saturday of Homecoming weekend) for Helen Danforth ’42. Danforth taught and supervised student teachers at Cornell College from 1979 to 1987. You can read a complete obit at GazetteOnline.
Recovery efforts are under way after a minor electrical fire damaged portions of the Small Multi-Sport Center on Cornell College’s campus on Saturday. Read More…
In a break with tradition—or, more appropriately, a start to a new tradition—Cornell College will hold its annual New Student Convocation outside, in the quad surrounded by South, Norton and College halls. Read More…
Dan Kellams ’58, a former Ram athlete, has published a book about a legendary Iowa high school coach known turning out winning teams for an adoring town—but lost his job when times changed and he didn’t. Read More…
From Aug. 2 to 6, hundreds of college-seeking students and their families will participate in what is becoming a rite of summer, Iowa Private College Week, sponsored by the Iowa Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (IAICU). Read More…
Sydney Smith Hicks ’69 has pledged $25,000 for the Career Center in The Commons, in honor of her parents, David W. and Elizabeth A. Smith. Read More…