Cornell College’s new Pop/Contemporary Ensemble makes its debut Oct. 13 with songs by Beyonce, Green Day, Journey and more.
Little Village, an independent Iowa news and culture magazine, reviewed Sandra Dyas’ work in the retrospective, “Tangled Up in Time.”
A Cornell-style carnival unfolded on the Tri-Hall lawn on a sunny September day for all Cornellians to celebrate the end of the first block.
Bon Appétit at Cornell College celebrated the Eat Local Challenge on Sept. 24, and the story was shared in the local media.
Cornell College Junior Yonis Said says his “academic adventure” started with his very first science course in high school.
If you think maple honey glazed pork loin with brown butter and apple onion chutney sounds good or maybe buttery mashed potatoes with bacon and greens—you might want to put Sept. 24 on your calendar.
Cornell College dancers return to the stage Oct. 3–6 for the fall dance concert.
Cornell College is excited to welcome back Cornellians and their families as we host Homecoming and Reunion Weekend Oct. 4–6, 2024.
The Cole Library Center for Teaching and Learning is a suite of resources that can help students in just about any class.
Handel’s “Messiah,” a Sandra Dyas retrospective, and a blend of classical and contemporary theatre will be offered at Cornell College in 2024–25.
Six new full-time faculty members will join the departments of art and art history, engineering, chemistry, English, and psychology at Cornell College.
Assistant Professor of Classics Chris Hoklotubbe was featured in an article, “Choctaw Bibles Connect Christians with Native American Heritage,” in Christianity Today–an international media organization founded in 1956.
Cornell College is honored to announce and celebrate the promotions of its faculty.
From Aug. 27 through Oct. 6, 2024, the Peter Paul Luce Gallery will present a retrospective of Sandra Louise Dyas’ artwork.
Junior Lewis Page immersed himself in fisheries and wildlife biology during his summer internship with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.