Sophomore English major Connor Kenney is preparing for a career as a writer—a writer who uses literature as a form of social activism.
U.S. Republican presidential candidate Bill Weld will speak at Cornell College at 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 1, on the Orange Carpet in the Thomas Commons. The event is open to the public. His appearance is part of a Cornell candidate visit series to which all eligible candidates are invited.
The Iowa caucuses of 2020 are just about here, and people across campus are settling in on their candidate of choice.
Cornell’s Black Awareness Cultural Organization (BACO) is encouraging everyone to take part in Black History Month.
Excitement is building on campus following the announcement that rapper B.o.B will perform Feb. 22.
Andrew Sorensen ’04 has been fascinated by fire since childhood, yet it wasn’t until graduate school when fire became his academic passion and pursuit. In 2018 he and his colleagues published the identification of direct evidence for fire-making by Neandertals 50,000 years ago, the oldest ever documented.
An opinion piece in The Seattle Times references The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s visit to Cornell College.
The (Cedar Rapids) Gazette and KCRG-TV9 produced stories on Cornell College’s Return of the Bells celebration held on Thursday, Jan. 16.
Claire Graham doesn’t let a day go by in which she isn’t putting her Cornell College degree to good use. She’s an education volunteer with the Peace Corps.
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.
Kenney prepares for future as a social activist writer 
Bill Weld visiting Cornell College Feb. 1 
Students prepare for 1st-in-the-nation caucuses 
BACO plans Black History Month events 
Cornell’s Big Event to feature B.o.B 
Sorensen ’04 leads groundbreaking research on Neanderthal fire making 
Seattle Times piece references MLK visit to Cornell 
Bells ceremony featured in the news 
Graham ’16 finds joy in Peace Corps service 
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