David Korslund ’76 and his husband, Rob Kooiman, are establishing a $500,000 endowed fund to support experiential learning.
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) recently awarded Cornell College $8,100 to help preserve the college’s nearly 170 years of history.
Senior Shae Hagler has new work experience for her resume thanks to the Berry Career Institutes’s Cornell Fellowship Program.
“Ethical Perspectives on the News” aired a new episode featuring Cornell College’s Professor Lynne Ikach and Assistant Professor Jonathon Dreeze.
A specialized three-person crew is on campus this week to carefully remove each piece of the pipe organ in King Chapel.
Cornell College has opened a new office staffed with six full-time staff members who are dedicated to current students and their success.
Several Cornell faculty members received grants worth a total of nearly $14,000 during the second round of applications for the Iowa Private Academic Libraries Open Educational Resources (OER) Project.
Professor of Biology Barbara Christie-Pope, Director of Health Services Lynn O’Brien, and COVID-19 Data Team Lead Brandi Shanata share their thoughts on the new coronavirus variant, Omicron.
Students walking into Cornell College’s new Cell Finance Lab might feel a bit like they’re walking onto the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
“I See You,” the summer 2021 Cornell Report magazine guest edited by Heather ‘Byrd’ Roberts ’09, won a gold award in the Education Digital Marketing Awards.
Higher Ed Dive recently published a story about Cornell’s Debt Reduction Pledge.
Cornell College science students will soon get to work with a new atomic force microscope (AFM) thanks to a $195,695 grant from the Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust.
Get ready to go turn back the dial to the 1940s and tune in to “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” with the Cornell College Department of Theatre and Dance.
Cornell College is preparing to celebrate International Education Week during the first week of Block 4.
Steven C. Anderson ’75, president of the National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS), reports on the impact of pharmacies during the pandemic.
Korslund/Kooiman endowment creates opportunities for experiential learning 
Cornell College receives grant for archive preservation 
Hagler explores biomedical engineering as a Cornell Fellow 
‘Ethical Perspectives’ features Ikach, Dreeze, Tabak 
Crew removes King Chapel pipe organ 
Cornell College creates Student Success Center 
Professors receive nearly $14,000 to fund Open Educational Resources 
Omicron: We don’t know enough to be worried 
Finance lab fuels new hands-on learning opportunities 
‘I See You’ Cornell Report wins gold 
National publication covers Debt Reduction Pledge 
Cornell awarded grant for new atomic force microscope 
“It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” opens Dec. 9 
Anderson ’75 reports on impact of pharmacies during pandemic