Senior Donivan Jones will take his passion for improving students’ lives with him as they attend New York University to get a master’s degree in student affairs and higher education.
Ryan Zurick will take his love of lab research to the next level as he starts a full-time position as a postbaccalaureate researcher for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Baltimore, Maryland.
Dozens of research projects will get underway for Cornell College’s annual Cornell Summer Research Institute (CSRI) May 20–July 12.
From learning on the block plan to teaching on the block plan–a couple of familiar faces were back on campus to share their knowledge with today’s students.
Senior Ingrid Peters is headed to Austria after receiving word that she was accepted into the highly competitive U.S. Teaching Assistantship program, administered by Fulbright Austria.
Cornell College senior Chad Louise Garo Domingo has accepted a highly competitive Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to teach English in Papua New Guinea.
If you’ve been in Cornell College’s Cole Library since March 14, you may have noticed that it’s looking a bit more … mathematical.
Mother’s Day will be extra special for the moms of Cornell College graduates as the college celebrates the Class of 2024 at its Commencement on May 12.
Cornell College senior Indy Smith is the 2024 winner of the Nick Adams Short Story Contest.
The 2024 senior art shows feature five studio art majors’ works, including photography, stained glass, fashion design, and painting.
Cornell Dungy Writing Studio Director Laura Farmer says it’s a dream come true because not only is her book of short stories getting published, but one of her novels is also getting published this summer.
You might know the story of Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” but the Cornell College Department of Theater and Dance is putting a twist on this 400-year-old show.
Sophomore Aras Yilmaz has been accepted into the competitive DAAD–RISE (Research Internships in Science and Engineering) program in Germany for the summer.
Cornell College’s most accomplished students are preparing to share their work on a variety of topics during the Student Symposium on Saturday, April 27.
Being in college means students are asking big questions about the future.