Five Cornell College professors have been awarded a total of $32,250 in grants to create and use Open Educational Resources (OER) in upcoming classes.
Antibiotic resistance is a global threat that scientists are working to combat, and six CSRI students are playing their part in the battle.
John Gilliland ’89 packed ambition and a detailed life plan in his suitcase when he arrived at Cornell College as a first-year student. It didn’t matter to him what major he graduated with, just that he prepared himself to be ready for law school. Little did he know what would come his way and how […]
Choosing an M.F.A. program is important for your future success. We asked students and faculty in Cornell’s program for tips about what you should consider.
Cornell College students are exploring the relationship between an athlete’s jump height and risk factors for ACL injuries during CSRI.
The (Cedar Rapids) Gazette published a story about enrollment, featuring an interview with Vice President for Enrollment Management Wendy Beckemeyer.
Chris Chapman may have finished his football career at Cornell College, but he’s continuing to share his love and knowledge of the sport with the next generation.
Students, staff, and faculty came together this past academic year in a powerful way.
The Cornell College esports program and Head Coach Mayson Sheehan are gearing up for a big year as the team continues to make a name for itself in national competitions.
Alliance is a Cornell College student organization dedicated to creating a welcoming space for the LGBTQIA+ community and everyone.
Visiting Assistant Professor of English and Creative Writing Katie Sagal takes her class on an exploration of gender expression in her course Queering the Restoration.
In just one block Cornell College Environmental Biology students have created a plan to reduce the campus’s impact on the environment.
Senior Camille La’akea Wong will be singing and dancing her way through the summer after getting cast in a New York production.
King Chapel is closed for the foreseeable future as structural engineers and specialized contractors work on repairs to the building following the Aug. 10 derecho.
Cornell College is planning to resume holding the majority of its courses and operations in person for the 2021-22 academic year.
Cornell professors awarded $32,250 for Open Educational Resources 
CSRI students contribute to battle against antibiotic resistance 
John Gilliland ’89, a problem-solver scoring big career wins 
How to pick an M.F.A. program that’s right for you 
Students jump into CSRI kinesiology research 
Gazette publishes story on enrollment 
Chapman takes love for football to coaching job 
Cornell College’s 2020-21 year in numbers 
Cornell esports program gains momentum 
Alliance provides welcoming space for all 
Class feature: Sagal teaches Queering the Restoration 
Class improves environment through bioswale project 
Wong to perform in ‘Special Edition Concert of the musical MEAN GIRLS’ 
Work begins on King Chapel following derecho damage 
Cornell plans return to in-person classes, operations for fall 2021