After a long hiatus, the Merner Hall Council and NRHH are bringing the Merner Lawn Party back to campus. Read More…

Cornell College students are not only satisfied with their education, they’re also prepared to enter the world of work, according to a  study the college conducted this January. Read More…

John Sullivan ’93, a reporter formerly at the Philadelphia Inquirer who now teaches at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, was on a team that won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service reporting. Read More…

Cornell College has announced that Peter Wilch, vice president for alumni and college advancement, is leaving to accept the position of vice president for university development at the University of San Francisco. He will begin in his new position in California on June 1. Read More…

Cornell College’s Mock Trial team went 3-5 at the national tournament on April 14 and 15, capping a strong season that saw the team win numerous individual and team awards. Read More…

Cornell College’s 2012 African American Symposium on April 23rd will have more of an international theme this year. Read More…

Red Umbrella is a Canadian pop/rock band based in Indiana. Their newest album, “Living and Surviving,” incorporates synth and sampling giving the group a new, urban feel. Read More…

Anton Daughters, ACM/Mellon post-doctoral teacher-scholar fellow in anthropology, will give a lecture on April 19th titled “Torture in Colonial Spain’s Northwestern Frontier: The 1686 Case of Joseph Romero ‘Canito.’” Read More…

Isaiah McGee ’01 has had an extensive career in the political arena–he’s a former member of the Waukee City Council, past member of the State of Iowa’s Next Generation Commission, Branstad appointee for the director of the Iowa Department of Human Rights Read More…

The Cornell College Orchestra, Chamber singers and Concert Choir will perform concerts in King Chapel on April 20 and 22 as part of the events of Inauguration weekend. Read More…