The Cornell Board of Trustees has elected four members—Stuart Gunn, Jessica Meis ’19, Scott Ririe ’79, and Kevin Weiss ’76—and reelected Thomas Durham ’77.
Suna Amy Kim ՚19 can thank her brother, Jungtae (Jerry) Kim ՚12, for introducing her to Cornell College.
Some of us procrastinate. Some of us avoid procrastination—that’s Cate LiaBraaten ՚12. This accomplished history grad (graduated cum laude) attributes One Course At A Time for her ability to focus.
The annual graduate fellowships granted by the R.J. McElroy Trust was awarded to two students, one of whom was Cornell College’s Samantha Nadel ’19.
Vaughn Zittle ՚19, an international relations major, was a self-proclaimed slacker in high school and knew she wasn’t reaching her full potential because she didn’t fully apply herself to her studies. She said her time-management skills impacted her self-image.
In addition to the overt beauty of this campus, Cornell excels in providing students with faculty who genuinely care about each student in and out of the classroom.
Students have finished the academic year and will transform into full-time researchers for the annual Cornell Summer Research Institute.
Update: Due to cold and wet weather predicted for Sunday, May 12, Commencement will be held indoors at the Small Multi-Sport Center.
Amy Harrison ՚18 walks comfortably anywhere in the world and contributes her confidence to the preparation she received at Cornell College as a history major.
Wesley Adcock ʼ19, a history major earning his secondary education certification, took a different journey than most on life’s road toward personal growth.
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.
Cornell is saying goodbye to four faculty, including the last professor who taught here on the semester The four have a total of 142 years of teaching.
Cornell College students have a long history of earning recognition at the Iowa Sociological Association (ISA) Annual Meeting, taking home more than ten paper awards in the last ten years.
Craig Kuehl ՚66, a Cornell College graduate who double-majored in religion and speech and dramatic arts, hoped to inspire a movement when he turned in his draft card in the fall of 1967. While attending Union Theological Seminary (UTS) in New York, Kuehl became active in the anti-Vietnam War movement, primarily through a group called […]
Ethical Perspectives on the News aired a new episode called “How to Choose a College,” featuring Vice President of Enrollment and Dean of Admission Thomas Crady and Professor of Computer Science Leon Tabak on Sunday, April 28, 2019.
4 elected, 1 reelected to Cornell’s Board of Trustees 
Kim embraces the global influences in her life 
Learning history on the fly 
Graduate Fellowship awarded to Nadel ’19 
Set your intentions to transform your life 
Nicola Etter ՚19 tells her Cornell story 
Summer research begins May 20 
Cornell College Commencement set for May 12 
Dreaming of Ireland 
The inner drive to challenge yourself 
Nobel Prize winner Chu is next Delt Lecturer 
4 faculty complete 142 years of teaching 
Sociology students win awards at ISA Meeting 
Early activism sets stage for career in the Foreign Service 
Ethical Perspectives features Crady, Tabak