biochemistry & molecular biology
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4 faculty complete 142 years of teaching
Cornell is saying goodbye to four faculty, including the last professor who taught here on the semester The four have a total of 142 years of teaching.
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Kuo working toward solution to opioid crisis
Retirement has changed over the past couple of decades. More and more boomers, for example, are using retirement to pursue long-held passions or to launch entrepreneurial careers. Lawrence Kuo ՚74 is right in step with this boomer trend, and his passion has the goal of reducing deaths from opioid overdoses.
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Quimby to take the stage as Commencement speaker
Belou Quimby ’19 was selected by her peers as the graduation speaker on May 12, 2019.
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Christy Ralston ’19: Internships, experiential learning, & research
This graphic illustrates how Christy Ralston ’19 used Cornell College’s Berry Career Institute for internships, experiential learning, and research.
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LaNice Baker ’19: Career exploration
This graphic illustrates how LaNice Baker ’19 used Cornell College’s Berry Career Institute for career exploration.
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Built for the block: Russell Science Center
Cornell College’s first academic building designed for the block plan is changing the way sciences are taught on campus.
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Last Word: Reflections on Russell Science Center, 1 block in
In its first block of use, Russell Science Center has already exceeded my expectations. Here are my three favorite aspects, so far.
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Berger ’19 receives Fulbright for cancer research
David Berger ’19 is getting ready to move to Austria after getting the news that’s he has received a Fulbright grant to research cancer treatments.
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Randall ’20 honored as Newman Civic Fellow
Campus Compact has announced the 262 students who will make up the organization’s 2019–20 Newman Civic Fellows, including Cornell College’s Zoe Randall ’20.
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Alumni at a Glance: Tatiana Batson ʼ10
Tatiana Batson ʼ10 set a goal for herself early in her life. In 7th grade, Tatiana knew she wanted to work in the forensic science field.
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Classes begin in Russell Science Center
The Cornell College community experienced something on Nov. 26, 2018, that hasn’t happened in more than 40 years on campus. The college opened its first new academic building.
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Alumni at a Glance: Yongik Lee ’11
During his junior year at Cornell, Yongik Lee ’11 was selected for a summer research program at the Medical College of Wisconsin and his interest in cancer research began. After graduating from Cornell Lee pursued a Ph.D. program at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
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Anderson thrives as researcher, traveler, leader
From Spring Grove, Illinois, to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Libby Anderson ’18 has traveled across North America doing what she loves—scientific research.
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Researchers study interactions between food, medications
The health sciences field is rapidly evolving, and there’s a need for more research about how the food we eat and the medications we take impact our wellbeing.
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CSRI students develop tests to examine chemical levels in soil
Jessica Pinkham ’18 and Reid Lange ’18 spent time in the lab perfecting testing methods during the summer of 2017.
4 faculty complete 142 years of teaching 
Kuo working toward solution to opioid crisis 
Quimby to take the stage as Commencement speaker 
Christy Ralston ’19: Internships, experiential learning, & research 
LaNice Baker ’19: Career exploration 
Built for the block: Russell Science Center 
Last Word: Reflections on Russell Science Center, 1 block in 
Berger ’19 receives Fulbright for cancer research 
Randall ’20 honored as Newman Civic Fellow 
Alumni at a Glance: Tatiana Batson ʼ10 
Classes begin in Russell Science Center 
Alumni at a Glance: Yongik Lee ’11 
Anderson thrives as researcher, traveler, leader 
Researchers study interactions between food, medications 
CSRI students develop tests to examine chemical levels in soil