Soprano Lisa Hearne and pianist Joyce Strabala will present a recital of “Greatest Hits” at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 22. It will be Hearne’s final faculty recital.
KCRG-TV9 produced a story on the reinstallation of the Seth Thomas clock that aired Oct. 10, 2019.
Elissa Karim ’18 was prepared to put her politics major to use after graduating from Cornell College. It didn’t take long for her to secure a position as the development coordinator at Ploughshares Fund, a global security foundation working toward the elimination of nuclear weapons. Karim is passionate about the work she does. This passion […]
KCRG-TV9 aired a story on Cornell’s adjustment to Grinnell College canceling the remainder of its football season—including the Cornell game Nov. 9.
Cornell College is celebrating the completion of its Science Facilities Project with a dedication ceremony and public tours during Homecoming Weekend 2019.
Cornell College’s 2019–20 Music Mondays series kicks off with a performance by the Rod Pierson Big Band at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7 in King Chapel. Admission is free.
Leadership is the spot-on career insignia of political science Cornell College grad Tim Wynes ՚83. As a prosecutor in Missouri, he established a tactical team of police officers, social workers, and therapists to triage cases of sexual assault and other crimes against women and children. In short, Wynes saw a clear need and led a […]
Professor Leon Tabak, Cornell College students Marcus Quirk and Xizi Han, and Coe College student Nina Watrin recently held a discussion about the high school experience outside of the United States which was inspired by a book by Amanda Ripley titled “The Smartest Kids in the World—and how they got that way.” Ripley spent a […]
Poetry lovers can soon get their hands on Professor of English Glenn Freeman’s fourth collection of poems.
Knowing how to speak Spanish has opened doors for Gabie Campbell ՚18.
Cornell College students are already playing on their new competition soccer field, but the beautiful new field didn’t get that way overnight.
The Cornell esports arena is filled with 12 state-of-the-art gaming computers, screens, and peripherals suitable for intercollegiate gaming competitions.
Students in Cornell College’s Literature and Social Justice course are exploring Chicago during Block 1.
The Cornell College Department of Theatre and Dance opens its season with “Marry Me a Little,” running Sept. 19–22.
Brian Gilg ’16 is the ideal of a liberal arts student: An international relations major, a music minor, in the steel drum ensemble, and he learned German.
Hearne presents ‘Greatest Hits’ as final recital 
KCRG-TV covers historic clock reinstallation 
Cornell grad works to eliminate nuclear weapons 
Local TV covers Grinnell-Cornell game cancellation 
Cornell College to celebrate completion of Science Facilities Project 
Music Mondays season opens with big band Oct. 7 
Seeking justice, creating access to education 
Ethical Perspectives focuses on the high school experience 
Freeman’s new book inspires readers to see things differently 
Language skills open doors for alumna 
Proud Papa: Helping Cornell’s new soccer field grow to success 
Cornell scores big with new esports program 
Chicago course examines literature and social justice 
‘Marry Me a Little’ opens at Cornell College 
German gives Gilg ’16 greater connections