Research by Assistant Professor of Psychology Christopher Hagan provides one more piece of information to better understand suicide and why it’s on the rise across the country.
Cornell College welcomed the facilities team from the University of Dubuque to help with routine maintenance as Cornell’s team focuses on storm repairs.
Cornell is welcoming nine new faculty members for the 2020–21 academic year. They come from all over the country to bring their knowledge and expertise to Cornell’s students.
Raquel Ruiz ’20 came to Cornell College knowing she had a love for STEM and music. Read her story.
Cornell College has become recognized for its high-quality engineering program as it secures ABET accreditation for the bachelor of science in engineering (B.S.E.).
The (Cedar Rapids) Gazette wrote a story about the historic ginkgo tree located outside of Garner President’s House.
Area news agencies covered the damage on campus brought on by the derecho.
The Mount Vernon-Lisbon Sun published an editorial about the importance of collaboration between the city and Cornell College.
Cornell College leaders have decided to delay the beginning of the academic year by two weeks to ensure campus facilities are ready for the safe return of students following Monday’s intense storm (derecho).
Kelli Massey ’20 wants to change the world through laughter, so they’re ready to take on the Chicago theatre scene. Read their story.
A story in The Washington Post quotes Cornell College Professor of Politics & Women’s Studies Aparna Thomas in an article.
Cornell College and the Mount Vernon Community School District are excited to announce a major renovation project for their shared softball complex.
On Monday, August 11 at around 1:00 p.m. a major storm tore through the Midwest and Cornell College’s campus was directly in the path. Due to the storm damage we are currently without power or internet, and we have only minimal cell phone service. The same is true in nearby cities where faculty and staff […]
If you were looking for Cali Pfleger ’20 during her four years at Cornell College, you could likely find her deep in her geology studies.
The New York Times included Cornell College in its story, “COVID Tests and Quarantines: Colleges Brace for an Uncertain Fall.”
Hagan publishes suicide research 
Reporters cover derecho helpers 
9 new faculty bring expertise to Cornell College 
Ruiz ’20 graduates with engineering, music degrees 
Cornell College engineering major becomes ABET accredited 
The Gazette publishes story on ginkgo tree 
News agencies cover campus damage following derecho 
Editorial shares importance of college, city collaboration 
Cornell delays fall semester start date due to storm repairs 
Massey ’20 determined to create a world of laughter 
Washington Post quotes Aparna Thomas 
Major renovations planned for Mount Vernon Softball Complex 
Campus affected by Iowa storms 
Pfleger ’20 uses research opportunities to build a future 
Cornell College included in New York Times article