Eric Sellen ’90 is the managing editor in the marketing department of the Cleveland Orchestra. As the orchestra’s program book editor, he writes about the institution itself, the individual concerts, and the music.
A full-scale eating disorder study involving 180 participants is underway, and eight Cornell College students are behind much of the work on the project.
Peace Corps announced today that Cornell College ranked No. 15 among small schools on the agency’s list of top volunteer-producing colleges and universities in 2019.
Cornell College Mock Trial is headed back to the National Championship Tournament in Philadelphia on April 4, 2019.
Get your tennis shoes ready for the 2019 Cornell College Relay For Life on Sunday, March 31.
Owen Dockham ʼ05 says Professor of Music James Martin “hands down had the biggest impact” on his life, which is interesting to note considering this music major is now a founder and CEO of an evidence-based strength training company in Emeryville, California and co-founder of another training program in San Francisco.
Campus Compact has announced the 262 students who will make up the organization’s 2019–20 Newman Civic Fellows, including Cornell College’s Zoe Randall ’20.
Cornell students are gearing up to travel across the country for an intensive week of volunteer work.
The Center for the Literary Arts at Cornell College announces its Distinguished Visiting Writer in Young Adult Fiction for 2019–20: Linda Oatman High.
Imagine training dragons for a career, or in this alumna’s case, portraying a dragon trainer at Evermore Park. Mallory deForest ʼ13, a Cornell theatre graduate, is an actress at this very unusual experience park in Utah.
KCRG-TV9 produced a story about the Civic Engagement Office’s bookstore in Uptown Mount Vernon, which aired on Feb. 27, 2019.
The next phase of Cornell College’s esports program is officially underway as the college welcomes its new esports coach: Mayson Sheehan.
Engineering students found themselves solving unique problems during their Block 5 course, involving heart rate monitors and Etch A Sketch toys.
Cornell College students and the Civic Engagement Office staff are becoming business owners of sorts as they plan to open up a bookstore in Mount Vernon.
Terri M. Sonnek LeBlanc ʼ00, an English major with a certification in secondary education from Cornell College, trusts her gut and feels her internal instinct hasn’t steered her wrong yet.
Sellen ’80 is longtime Cleveland Orchestra editor 
Students participate in full-scale eating disorder study 
Cornell College among Peace Corps’ 2019 top volunteer-producing schools 
Cornell College Mock Trial Headed to Nationals 
Relay For Life set for March 31 
Composing a life: music, travel, fitness, business 
Randall ’20 honored as Newman Civic Fellow 
Students head out on Alternative Break trips 
Distinguished Visiting Writer named for 2019–20 
IRL video game play 
Bookstore project featured on local news 
Meet Mayson: Cornell’s esports coach 
Students design projects for engineering course 
Cornell bookstore project benefits American Cancer Society 
Alumna Terri M. Sonnek LeBlanc ʼ00