A Cornell College student’s summer research has led to a new course on disability studies–and she got to take the course too.
Cornell College senior speaks about the importance of your relationships in college and how strong ones help you succeed.
The Cornell College Board of Trustees has elected three new members—Tahllee Baynard ’97, Felecia Epps ’80, and Lauren Williams ’22—and reelected Sheryl Stoll ’70.
We like to highlight a number of Cornell College seniors as they transition from college student to college grad!
Assistant Professor of American Politics Megan Goldberg was featured in two stories about the politics behind gun control legislation on May 25, 2022.
A room in the SAW now holds Whale’s name following a generous $100,000 gift to the Athletic and Wellness Facilities Project from an alumna who wanted to honor Whale.
KCRG-TV9 reported on the ongoing work to repair King Chapel following the damage done to the building from the derecho.
Cornell College engineering graduate talks about life lessons learned from Ted Lasso and the ingenuity of the block plan in replicating work.
Even though Kyle Neumann has only just finished his first year at Cornell College, he has quickly grown into a leadership role within the esports program.
Cornell College’s first women’s wrestling coach, Dominique Smalley, was featured in an article in The (Cedar Rapids) Gazette.
Art history senior at Cornell College talks about the benefits of learning on the block plan. After graduation, she will pursue a master’s.
Students at Cornell College have finished the academic year and many will transform into researchers for the annual Cornell Summer Research Institute.
“Ethical Perspectives on the News” aired a new episode called “The Future of Standardized Testing” featuring three Cornell representatives.
Cornell College will hold its 164th Commencement ceremony in celebration of the Class of 2022 on Mother’s Day Sunday, May 8.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded Cornell College W.H. Norton Professor of Geology Rhawn Denniston a $199,785 grant to study the use of stalagmites as records of prehistoric fire activity in the Australian tropics.
Student research leads to introduction of disabilities course 
Houchins-McCallum ’22 speaks on relationships, success 
Cornell College announces new Trustees 
Education grad Thiele grateful for faculty relationships 
Goldberg shares expertise with IPR, KCRG-TV9 
SAW space named for Ellen Whale 
KCRG-TV9 reports on King Chapel repairs 
Engineering graduate Allen ’22 valued project-based study 
Neumann becomes Rocket League captain for Cornell Esports 
New women’s wrestling coach featured in The Gazette 
Ramirez ’22 found support in art faculty 
Cornell Summer Research Institute starts May 16 
2022 Commencement May 8 at Van Metre Field 
Denniston receives NSF grant to study fire activity with stalagmites