mathematics and statistics
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Cornell professor uses math to understand history
Cornell Associate Professor of Mathematics Fabiàn Candelaria used mathematics to study a fragment of a colonial canoe that floated ashore on the west coast of Puerto Rico after sitting underwater for hundreds of years.
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Cole Library: A one-stop shop for student success
The Cole Library Center for Teaching and Learning is a suite of resources that can help students in just about any class.
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Hilmers ’72 inducted into US Astronaut Hall of Fame
Thirty-two years ago David Hilmers ’72 stepped off his fourth and final NASA mission and retired his space gear.
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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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I help students feel comfortable
Julissa Rivera ’24, Admission Visit Team specialist, writes about how rewarding her work-study job has been at Cornell.
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10 new faculty join Cornell
Cornell College welcomes 10 new full-time faculty members for the 2023-24 academic year. As a group, they have studied around the world and cover a range of expertise from documentary filmmaking to the economics of invasive species.
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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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Statistics for all, and all for statistics
Tyler George talks about the versatility of statistics, what truly drew him to it and how he brings that versatility into the classroom
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Castiglione takes on dual leadership role with Cornell Esports
Senior Jack Castiglione is the first student to take on a role as a multi-game captain for the Cornell Esports program.
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Scholarship was life-changing for Barnard
When Bailey Barnard ’21 found out she would receive Cornell’s Mary Bowman Seidler Endowed Scholarship, she knew she would be able to attend Cornell.
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Couple champions accessibility in the SAW
When the SAW opened, donors Andrew Buchmeyer ’86 and Gretchen Liebenow Buchmeyer ’88 were cheering from the sidelines about how accessible the facility is.
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Statistics students make discoveries by analyzing datasets
Three Cornell Summer Research Institute (CSRI) students set out to discover answers as they analyzed datasets on crime, rivers, and archeological pottery.
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Shawn Henning ’96: Empowering tech access for all
When Shawn Henning ’97 lost his vision he taught himself to use assistive technologies built into computers–and focused on accessibility as a programmer.
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Professors receive nearly $14,000 to fund Open Educational Resources
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.
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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 […]
Cornell professor uses math to understand history 
Cole Library: A one-stop shop for student success 
Hilmers ’72 inducted into US Astronaut Hall of Fame 
Pi on the Wall in Cole Library 
I help students feel comfortable 
10 new faculty join Cornell 
Teach what you love 
Statistics for all, and all for statistics 
Castiglione takes on dual leadership role with Cornell Esports 
Scholarship was life-changing for Barnard 
Couple champions accessibility in the SAW 
Statistics students make discoveries by analyzing datasets 
Shawn Henning ’96: Empowering tech access for all 
Professors receive nearly $14,000 to fund Open Educational Resources 
Chase Sonnemaker ՚21 finds his path in business analytics