Giselle Nguyen, senior, studied all of Beethoven’s sonatas and performed No. 23, Opus 57 in F minor, the “Appassionata” for CSRI.
For many, time management can be a difficult skill to hone. But Mikael Bryant ’14 credits his time at Cornell as essential to mastering the art of staying focused and meeting deadlines.
Mount Vernon is one of three Iowa locations with a newly designated Cultural and Entertainment District.
Max Haugh-Ewald ʼ19 came to Cornell undecided on a major, hoping the block plan would help him uncover what he wanted as a career through experiential opportunities.
Cornell College Professor of History Catherine Stewart discussed her research with CSPAN3 during a 20-minute interview.
Cornell students Will Dragon and Qingbao Wang were featured in a story produced by KCRG-TV9 about their creation of an ultrasonic, gesture-controlled piano.
Beth Lewin Dean ’90 didn’t know it when she attended Cornell College, but her path would lead her to work that would impact millions of lives.
Maeve Ward ’21 wanted to do something exciting with her summer, and her research for the Cornell Summer Research Institute (CSRI) was exactly what she was hoping for.
Samantha Nadel ʼ19 knew even in high school that her future ambitions would involve both archaeology and chemistry. Her interest in the study of ancient societies led to her interest in chemistry, specifically, how the chemical analysis of objects can lead to the discovery of information about the past.
Associate Professor of Chemistry Jai Shanata was interviewed for an article in C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News) titled “Making invisible work in STEM more visible.”
Nobel Prize winner and former U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu will speak on “Climate Change and Innovative Paths to a Sustainable Future” on Oct. 24.
Suleiman Shehu ՚19 wants to be an agent of change in his home country of Nigeria. The desire to see economic growth in Nigeria inspired his choice of majors—politics and religion.
Jillian Schulte ʼ19, a medical anthropology and ethnic studies double major with a biology minor, chose Cornell College for two major reasons: the close-knit community and the block plan.
Oliver Trousdale ’20 will spend the fall 2019 semester studying in Argentina with a $2,500 Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State.
Allison Krull ’20 is working with Willis Dady Homeless Services, using her research skills to make a difference in the community this summer. She’s focusing her time studying Linn County’s Community Overflow Weather Shelter System (COWSS).
Nguyen tackles Beethoven sonata for CSRI 
Focus, perseverance critical to success 
Mount Vernon gains a designated Cultural and Entertainment District 
Following one’s passion 
Stewart interviewed by CSPAN 
Students interviewed about creating gesture-controlled piano 
Alumna works to find cure for epilepsy 
CSRI takes Ward ’21 on pilgrimage across Spain 
Uncovering success 
Shanata interviewed for C&EN 
Nobel Prize winner Chu is next Delt Lecturer 
Becoming a changemaker 
Hard work, sweat, and achievements 
Trousdale earns Gilman Scholarship to Argentina 
KCRG produces story on CSRI homeless research