Professor Charley Liberko always has a lab filled with college students. Among the students, you’ll also find high school intern Mackenzee Albert.
Three Cornell College students teamed up with Willis Dady Homeless Services in Cedar Rapids for several weeks this summer to conduct research.
What started as a series of poems created in a private, online workshop has transitioned into a new book by Cornell College Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning Jen Rouse.
Anthony Delgado Pimentel ʼ18 came to Iowa to attend Cornell College despite his family’s and friends’ doubts about what life at a campus in a small Iowa town would be like.
Gabby Ferro ’18 did it all—theatre, sports, student organizations, and work—all thanks to One Course At A Time. Having the option to juggle a variety of activities was one of her main reasons for choosing Cornell.
Tessa McEarchern ’19, Connor Smith ’19, and Dani Grandinetti ’21 were interviewed by the Mount Vernon-Lisbon Sun about their work to preserve history.
Professor of Chemistry Charley Liberko and Ben Hewson ’19 were featured in a story that aired on KCRG-TV9 on July 10, 2018.
Cornell College Professor of Chemistry Craig Teague can now add “book editor” to his list of accomplishments as his book “Engaging Students in Physical Chemistry” is released.
From Spring Grove, Illinois, to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Libby Anderson ’18 has traveled across North America doing what she loves—scientific research.
Long-time Cornell College head wrestling coach, Michael Duroe, died July 6, 2018 at his home in Marion, Iowa.
Becky Popelka opened her art business in North Liberty, Iowa after dreaming about it during her classes at Cornell College.
Starting in fall 2018, Cornell College students will be able to enroll in a new anthropology major.
Cornell College pianist Huong “Giselle” Nguyen ’20 won the prize for Best Performance of the National Heritage Selection at the New York Piano Festival and Competition.
Cornell College’s work to rethink and reform the core education curriculum just received financial support through a second Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant for $200,000.
Reporters visited campus to cover the process of removing the 1882 Seth Thomas clock from the tower in King Chapel on Wednesday, June 20, 2018.
High school intern explores scientific research at Cornell 
Gazette, CBS2 highlight homelessness research 
Rouse pens 2nd poetry chapbook 
‘Iowa nice’ plays big role in Delgado Pimentel’s success 
Ferro credits hands-on experiences as vital to her success 
Mount Vernon-Lisbon Sun reports on public history projects 
KCRG-TV9 features CSRI project 
Professor Teague edits book: “Engaging Students in Physical Chemistry” 
Anderson thrives as researcher, traveler, leader 
Coach Mike Duroe 1955-2018 
Alumna opens Iowa art gallery & studio 
Cornell adds anthropology major 
Giselle Nguyen wins New York piano competition prize 
Cornell receives 2nd grant to support curriculum redesign 
News details King Chapel clock restoration