spiritual life
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Passion for computer science leads to job at IBM for Adamou ՚20
An interest in the classic video game Asteroids for Windows 98 spawned a passion for computer science at a young age for Nicholas Adamou ՚20. Read his story.
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Events set to honor MLK
Cornell College will hold a candlelight vigil, screen a film, and host a guest speaker to honor the legacy of Civil Rights movement leader the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Events Oct. 14 focus on migration, change, and refugees
Three events scheduled at Cornell College for Wednesday, Oct. 14, will explore questions of migration, identity, and ethics, including a discussion of the situation of the refugees fleeing Syria.
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Holocaust Survivor lecture April 13
Renata Laxova will give the annual Holocaust Survivor lecture at Cornell College at 6:30 p.m. on April 13 in Hall-Perrine.
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Performance explores sexual orientation and religion
The Cornell College Chaplain & Spiritual Life Office will host a performance of Joe Jennison’s one-man show “Jesus in the Confessional” on Feb. 25, at 3:30 p.m. in Allee Chapel. The 20-minute piece chronicles Jennison’s return to the Catholic Church after more than 30 years away.
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Events set to honor MLK
Cornell College will hold a day of service and a candlelight vigil, screen films, and host a guest speaker to honor the legacy of Civil Rights movement leader the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Chaplain’s doctoral research featured
The Institute for HeartMath, a science non-profit, featured doctoral research by Cornell College Chaplain the Rev. Catherine Quehl-Engel ’89 in a recent newsletter.
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Biggs giving 2014 Small-Thomas lecture April 7
The Rev. Dr. Mouzon Biggs will speak on “Honoring the Faith of Another without Dishonoring Your Own” at 6:30 p.m. on April 7 in the Hall-Perrine Room of Thomas Commons.
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Teach in and vigil for Syria set for Sept. 18
The Cornell College Chaplain and Spiritual Life Office, along with several student organizations, is sponsoring a teach-in and healing peace vigil on Syria on Sept. 18 at 6:30 p.m. in Allee Chapel.
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Remembering King’s legacy with a week of events
A week of events honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. included a candlelight vigil, a day of personal sharing and remembrance, and three discussions of contemporary race and class issues as portrayed in movies and television shows.
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Peace vigil set for Oct. 18
A Candlelight Interfaith Vigil for Peace & Global Healing, with re-cap of recent events in Syria and Libya, will take place Oct. 18 at 7 p.m. in Allee Chapel on Cornell College’s campus.
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Spiritual Autobiography Series: The Life Sojourn of Professor Steven Sacks
This semi-seasonal series explores our lives as sacred texts.
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Party with Red Sea Pedestrians–Live Klezmer Fusion music & Belly Dancing on OC
Chase away the winter blues. Join the chaplain, Hillel, Inter-faith Understanding, Muslim Student Association, and Slick Shoes as they crank up live intercultural music and dancing on Feb 4th.
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Progress on Afghan Women’s Rights
Esther Hyneman of Women for Afghan Women, a grassroots women’s human rights program in Afghanistan, will speak this Jan 25th about problems, obstacles, and victories of the women they work with.
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Alternative Gift Market: Third World Crafts, Turkish Coffee, & Cards with a Cause
Give a gift that makes a difference. 100 percent of sales of SERRV artisan items goes back to the communities which made them.
Passion for computer science leads to job at IBM for Adamou ՚20 
Events set to honor MLK 
Events Oct. 14 focus on migration, change, and refugees 
Holocaust Survivor lecture April 13 
Performance explores sexual orientation and religion 
Events set to honor MLK 
Biggs giving 2014 Small-Thomas lecture April 7 
Remembering King’s legacy with a week of events