Associate Professor of Mathematics Stephen Bean inspired non-mathematics majors with his course Great Mathematical Ideas (Math 110).
Former students often remember Professor of Music and Director of Choral Music Lisa Hearne for holding high expectations.
Professor of Music Martin Hearne was known for challenging students in Cornell College’s instrumental ensembles to perform works well above their abilities.
Cornell College’s computer science major was established months before Tony deLaubenfels arrived in 1983. For the next 37 years he helped build the program.
Robert P. Dana Director of the Center for the Literary Arts Becca Klaver has published her third book of poems, “Ready for the World,” in February of this year.
By shifting her class from Cornell College’s historic campus to the virtual realm, Professor Michelle Herder found a better way to teach Renaissance history.
KCRG-TV9 featured Cornell’s ongoing work to become more energy efficient in a story that aired Thursday, June 18, 2020.
An interest in the classic video game Asteroids for Windows 98 spawned a passion for computer science at a young age for Nicholas Adamou ՚20. Read his story.
Cornell College Assistant Professor of Theatre Caroline Price was ready to teach her final course of the year Block 8. Then the world changed, and so did her course.
Exactly 164 years, to the day, that the cornerstone was laid for Cornell’s College Hall (July 4, 1856), crews will place the final stone on a large update to the building.
Jennifer Nielsen Elwood ’98 is part of the Emergency Preparedness Team for the State Public Health Laboratory for Iowa.
Barbara Christie-Pope was faced with doing something she’d never done before—teach a biology class online—when she realized she had an opportunity.
The Rev. Catherine Quehl-Engel has a stack of evaluation papers now that her adjunct course, Mindfulness, Meditation & Psychological Health, has wrapped up for the year.
Linden Miles ՚17 left the Hilltop with her B.A. in psychology and a Russian minor. She returned a year later to work at the Cornell College Eating Disorder Institute (CCEDI) under Professor of Psychology Melinda Green.
Cornell College’s long history with the block plan was featured on dozens of news websites on June 10, 2020.
Stephen Bean inspired non-majors to find beauty in mathematical ideas 
Lisa Hearne created an expectation of excellence 
Martin Hearne challenged students above their abilities—with amazing results 
Tony deLaubenfels helped build Computer Science Department from ground up 
Klaver publishes new book of poetry: ‘Ready for the World’ 
Renaissance course benefits from modern technology 
Energy-efficiency work reported in the news 
Passion for computer science leads to job at IBM for Adamou ՚20 
Guest artists bring world of theatre to online class 
Project creates energy-efficiency in historic campus buildings 
Nielsen Elwood ’98 deployed to perform COVID-19 testing 
Course welcomes COVID-19 experts into virtual classroom 
Students find peace in the classroom and beyond 
Graduate’s research skills grow at Cornell Eating Disorder Institute 
Block plan featured on dozens of news outlets