one course at a time
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Block plan and athletics for the win
With the block plan, classes are out by 3 p.m. every day. Do you know how this is great for? Everyone, especially student-athletes.
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Audeh ’85: Cornell provides solid basis for success
Aida Audeh ’85 credits her Cornell education with preparing her for graduate school in art—even though she majored in philosophy and psychology.
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Seeking justice, creating access to education
Leadership is the spot-on career insignia of political science Cornell College grad Tim Wynes ՚83. As a prosecutor in Missouri, he established a tactical team of police officers, social workers, and therapists to triage cases of sexual assault and other crimes against women and children. In short, Wynes saw a clear need and led a […]
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Becoming a changemaker
Suleiman Shehu ՚19 wants to be an agent of change in his home country of Nigeria. The desire to see economic growth in Nigeria inspired his choice of majors—politics and religion.
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Biology professor warns of dangers of multitasking
Biology Professor and neuroscientist Barbara Christie-Pope explains why one thing at a time—and One Course At A Time—is the best bet.
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Al-Ansari tackling surveys and research
Mohammad Al-Ansari is going to work as a researcher at Sesri, a public survey project that’s a joint effort of the University of Michigan and Qatar University.
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Students talk about Cornell in their own words
Bekah Kurtz ’15 and Kelly Oeltjenbruns ’15 have big plans for their future. They both chose to attend Cornell College, with its distinctive combination of the liberal arts and One Course At A Time.
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Professor’s research indicated 65% of Cornell students plan to vote in Mount Vernon
Hans Hassell, assistant professor of politics, found that 65 percent of Cornell College students who plan to vote plan on doing so in Mount Vernon this coming November, adding between 300 to 400 votes to the town’s electorate
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Cornell considering 8-term year
UPDATE March 9: Cornell moving toward implementation of 8-term year Cornell faculty voted on March 8 to approve an eight-term calendar beginning in the fall of 2012. In support of this decision, faculty are working to revise the bachelor of arts requirements and determining how to structure a summer session beginning in 2013. In addition, […]
Block plan and athletics for the win 
Audeh ’85: Cornell provides solid basis for success 
Seeking justice, creating access to education 
Becoming a changemaker 
Biology professor warns of dangers of multitasking 
Al-Ansari tackling surveys and research