mathematics
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Pi on the Wall in Cole Library
If you’ve been in Cornell College’s Cole Library since March 14, you may have noticed that it’s looking a bit more … mathematical.
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Sophomore accepted into competitive research program in Germany
Sophomore Aras Yilmaz has been accepted into the competitive DAAD–RISE (Research Internships in Science and Engineering) program in Germany for the summer.
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Teach what you love
Six Cornell faculty offer expertise on their fields and why they are passionate about teaching them.
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Cornell introduces data science, applied statistics majors
Our world is filled with data and jobs that require data analysis skills.
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Chase Sonnemaker ՚21 finds his path in business analytics
Hometown: Washington, Illinois B.A. in business analytics with minors in applied statistics and computer science Questions and answers have been edited for clarity and length. What are your short and long-term plans after Cornell? I have been offered a position as a business analyst which I intend to accept. After I spend time building my […]
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Students finish in top 3 of analytics competition
A team of four Cornell College students received third place in an analytics competition that involved teams from across the country.
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9 new faculty bring expertise to Cornell College
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.
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Krull ՚20 personalized her degree to fit her interests
After her Sociology 101 course, Allison Krull ՚20 realized taking a sociology class was a fascinating way to learn how to talk about life.
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How 4 retiring faculty made their marks at Cornell
Four faculty retired in May after shaping Cornell College students, programs, and the institution itself for a combined total of 112 years.
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Stephen Bean inspired non-majors to find beauty in mathematical ideas
Associate Professor of Mathematics Stephen Bean inspired non-mathematics majors with his course Great Mathematical Ideas (Math 110).
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Tony deLaubenfels helped build Computer Science Department from ground up
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.
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From Kathmandu to Australia, Politte-Corn ՚20 traveled a path to self-discovery
Maddie Politte-Corn embraced the challenge of self-discovery during her four years at Cornell College. She says she had to do a lot of exploring in order to better understand herself.
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Ebert thrives on opportunities
Sophomore Kenna Ebert isn’t waiting around for opportunities, she’s actively pursuing them.
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Sophomore pushes through her fears to find success
Sophomore Bailey Barnard is not staying home in Keystone, Iowa, for the summer. Instead, she’s taking on an internship as a summer analyst at Goldman Sachs in Salt Lake City, Utah, in their Operations Global Market division.
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Celebrating the sciences
With the cutting of a “DNA ribbon,” Cornell dedicated Russell Science Center and celebrated the completion of its $35 million Science Facilities Project.
Pi on the Wall in Cole Library 
Sophomore accepted into competitive research program in Germany 
Teach what you love 
Cornell introduces data science, applied statistics majors 
Chase Sonnemaker ՚21 finds his path in business analytics 
Students finish in top 3 of analytics competition 
9 new faculty bring expertise to Cornell College 
Krull ՚20 personalized her degree to fit her interests 
How 4 retiring faculty made their marks at Cornell 
Stephen Bean inspired non-majors to find beauty in mathematical ideas 
Tony deLaubenfels helped build Computer Science Department from ground up 
From Kathmandu to Australia, Politte-Corn ՚20 traveled a path to self-discovery 
Ebert thrives on opportunities 
Sophomore pushes through her fears to find success 
Celebrating the sciences