Cornell College’s Music Mondays series continues Jan. 27 with the Palisades Ensemble, a regional group formed and directed by Professor Martin Hearne.
The second week of Block 5 will be filled with events on the Cornell College campus to celebrate the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The Chronicle of Higher Education included news on Cornell’s new vice president for academic affairs and dean of the college in its “Transitions” article.
Cornell College is inviting the campus and local community to celebrate the return of a sound that hasn’t been heard for 70 years.
Everything is a learning experience. That’s how Caitlin Tobin, a senior majoring in history and English literature at Cornell College, sees her life.
Jane Gilmor and David Van Allen, longtime friends and colleagues, have created a joint exhibit for Cornell College’s Peter Paul Luce Gallery opening Jan. 20.
Ilene Whitney Crawford, a 1992 graduate of Cornell College, has been hired as dean of the college effective July 1, 2020.
Mallory Turner ’17 says she’s a more patient person after spending the past 20 months in Uganda as a Peace Corps volunteer.
Cornell College recently announced the class roster for this summer’s One Course Summer Institute. High school students who will be juniors, seniors, or recent grads this June are invited to learn what it’s like to take a college-level course and study on the block plan. Cornell summer courses are slightly shorter than a regular semester […]
“Bon appétit, now you may eat!” says Jan Moore ’92 to her 15 young pupils. It’s a phrase that the Washington Elementary School “begindergarten” (pre-kindergarten) students hear every day before snack time and they happily begin munching on the fruit kebabs they just made themselves.
He’s a future engineer. He’s a composer who recently wrote his first commissioned work. Tray Guess is a double major in engineering and music composition at Cornell College.
Cornell College will be closed from Dec. 24, 2018, through Jan. 1, 2019. Offices reopen Jan. 2 and classes resume Jan. 13.
Sometimes we dive into a new stage of our lives not fully aware of how transformative the journey itself will be and we end up feeling more confident and accomplished as a result. It’s the kind of story that inspires others to take a plunge in their own lives. It’s a Cornell story. It’s Danielle […]
U.S. presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg will speak at Cornell College from 1–2:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, on the Orange Carpet in the Thomas Commons.
Studying chemistry at Cornell College includes many opportunities to collaborate with other students, whether that’s working together to apply their knowledge of organic chemistry in the lab, or forming a study group outside of class. Allison Eikenberry, a junior majoring in both chemistry and biochemistry and molecular biology, takes advantage of those opportunities.
Palisades Ensemble makes special Music Mondays appearance Jan. 27 
Cornell celebrates the life of MLK 
Chronicle shares news of Crawford’s hire 
Cornell to hold Return of the Bells Celebration 
Tobin finds synergy in history, English majors 
Gilmor, Van Allen multimedia exhibit opens Jan. 20 at Cornell 
Cornell College hires Ilene Crawford ’92 as dean 
Turner ’17 learns patience as Peace Corps volunteer 
One Course Summer Institute 2020 
Bon Appétit teaches young chefs at Cornell 
Senior composes a life of music, engineering 
Winter break hours for 2019-2020 
Biochemistry and molecular biology student inspired by faculty 
Pete Buttigieg to visit Cornell College Dec. 7 
Eikenberry collaborates with biochem peers