Intelligence U.S. information warfare ‘fundamentally shapes conflict’ in Ukraine 5/5/2022 A&S Communications
ALEXANDRE LALLEMAND/ Unsplash European flags at La Défense in Paris ALEXANDRE LALLEMAND/ Unsplash European flags at La Défense in Paris European politics European leaders show ‘creative diplomacy’ in Russian oil ban 5/4/2022 A&S Communications
Christoph Theisinger/Unsplash Colombo, Sri Lanka Christoph Theisinger/Unsplash Colombo, Sri Lanka Asian Studies Protests in Sri Lanka unprecedented, unlikely to fade away 4/28/2022 A&S Communications
Eurpoean economy Russian gas threat could force European economy to reform 4/27/2022 A&S Communications
Sasha Matveeva/Unsplash People riding the Moscow subway Sasha Matveeva/Unsplash People riding the Moscow subway International conflict Biden admin rhetoric strengthens Russian propaganda about U.S. 4/25/2022 A&S Communications
European politics Despite election loss, Marine Le Pen influence in France to continue 4/25/2022 A&S Communications
Military aid Military aid to Ukraine comes amid ‘diplomatic dance’ on world stage 4/21/2022 A&S Communications
Provided Video Still from Patricia Domínguez's “Madre Drone” Provided Video Still from Patricia Domínguez's “Madre Drone” Imagining artistic futures 2022 Cornell Biennial artist preview 4/18/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Latrach Med Jamil/Unsplash Latrach Med Jamil/Unsplash French elections Surprise, no surprise: round 1 of the French presidential election 4/11/2022 A&S Communications
Photo by Ilnur Kalimullin on Unsplash Photo by Ilnur Kalimullin on Unsplash European politics Marine Le Pen to ‘win’ French election, even if she loses 4/7/2022 A&S Communications
Image by Miguel Á. Padriñán from Pixabay Image by Miguel Á. Padriñán from Pixabay International relations Russia’s role in U.N. questioned amid war in Ukraine, atrocities 4/7/2022 A&S Communications
Social media research Musk’s Twitter stake speaks to value of platforms by tech titans 4/4/2022 A&S Communications
European Union In shadow of Ukraine war, EU elections face critical moment 3/31/2022 A&S Communications
Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine/Creative Commons license 4.0 Ukrainian refugees enter Poland, March 2022 Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine/Creative Commons license 4.0 Ukrainian refugees enter Poland, March 2022 Refugees Amid refugee announcement, Biden seeks to relieve a backlogged asylum system 3/24/2022 A&S Communications
vectored byFOX 52 Seal of the International Court of Justice. vectored byFOX 52 Seal of the International Court of Justice. War Crimes U.S. can accuse Russia of war crimes, but prosecution will be elusive 3/24/2022 A&S Communications
Saw Wunna/Unsplash Saw Wunna/Unsplash International relations Myanmar genocide declaration could propel legal consequences 3/22/2022 A&S Communications
Cornell Center for Social Sciences CCSS announces 2022 spring grants for faculty 3/17/2022 Cornell Chronicle
SCDBob/Creative Commons license 2.5 RQ-1 Predator of Italian Air Force SCDBob/Creative Commons license 2.5 RQ-1 Predator of Italian Air Force Drones Drones in Ukraine have ‘irrevocably altered’ character of war 3/17/2022 A&S Communications
Ehimetalor Akhere Unuabona/Unsplash Ukrainians In London gather outside Downing street in February. Ehimetalor Akhere Unuabona/Unsplash Ukrainians In London gather outside Downing street in February. International relations Cornell historian says Russia’s war on Ukraine could be a catalyst 3/16/2022 A&S Communications
International relations China must protect own interests in decision to provide Russia aid 3/14/2022 A&S Communications
Andrew; Creative Commons license 3.0 A 9K33 Osa of the Russian Army Andrew; Creative Commons license 3.0 A 9K33 Osa of the Russian Army Government Putin unlikely to face ICC for war crimes in Ukraine 3/10/2022 A&S Communications
Social Media Countering Russian misinformation a ‘comparatively easy’ problem to solve 3/1/2022 A&S Communications
Tim Bowden ’08, MA ’09 O’Toole interviews Venezuelan migrants in a park in the southern Mexico city of Tapachula in February 2022. Tim Bowden ’08, MA ’09 O’Toole interviews Venezuelan migrants in a park in the southern Mexico city of Tapachula in February 2022. Distinguished Visiting Journalist Program Pulitzer Prize-winning alumna explores the human stories behind global migration 2/22/2022 Cornellians
Photo by Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office Furnas speaking at a December 2021 event in which then-NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio signed a law that will eventually ban fossil fuel combustion in newly constructed buildings, among other provisions. Photo by Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office Furnas speaking at a December 2021 event in which then-NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio signed a law that will eventually ban fossil fuel combustion in newly constructed buildings, among other provisions. Alumni Alum Leads Cornell’s ‘2030 Project’ on Climate Change 2/15/2022 Cornellians
Toni Morrison Cornell celebrates Morrison’s birthday with screening, roundtable 2/9/2022 A&S Communications
Photo by Jonathan Chng on Unsplash Photo by Jonathan Chng on Unsplash Beijing Winter Olympics American perception of Olympics sabotage claim ‘doesn’t matter’ to China 1/31/2022 A&S Communications
Creative Writing Program Cornell Reading Series features writers with diverse artistic range 1/31/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Chemistry and Chemical Biology Transforming solar energy with solution-processed materials 1/28/2022 Cornell Research
Davis lab/provided This composite image shows where the selenium atoms reside in the crystal of niobium diselenide, a transition metal dichalcogenide, using conventional scanned tunneling microscopy (left, in grey) and where the electron pairs are observed using scanned Josephson tunneling microscopy (right, in blue). Davis lab/provided This composite image shows where the selenium atoms reside in the crystal of niobium diselenide, a transition metal dichalcogenide, using conventional scanned tunneling microscopy (left, in grey) and where the electron pairs are observed using scanned Josephson tunneling microscopy (right, in blue). Physics New superconducting interfaces for quantum technologies 1/28/2022 Cornell Research
Yair Haklai, CC BY-SA 3.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0>, via Wikimedia Commons Roman Emperor at the Summer Garden Yair Haklai, CC BY-SA 3.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0>, via Wikimedia Commons Roman Emperor at the Summer Garden Public Engagement Putin’s goal of ‘breaking NATO’ evokes past Soviet, Roman leaders 1/27/2022 A&S Communications
Public Engagement E.P.A’s new air, water protections for poor sends mixed signals, says prof. 1/26/2022 A&S Communications
Provided The silky sifaka Provided The silky sifaka Alumni Doctoral alum devoted his career to saving lemurs 1/25/2022 Cornellians
Public Engagement ‘Saber rattling’ over Ukraine highlights the region’s complicated past 1/25/2022 A&S Communications
Provided Nordgren watches the Milky Way rise at Big Bend National Park, Provided Nordgren watches the Milky Way rise at Big Bend National Park, Astronomy Alum is an evangelist for the wonders of national parks—‘after dark’ 1/24/2022 Cornellians
Carla DeMello/Provided The Nobel Prize awarded to Hans Bethe in 1967 Carla DeMello/Provided The Nobel Prize awarded to Hans Bethe in 1967 Physics Hans Bethe’s Nobel Prize medal given to library 1/20/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Alumni Institute of Politics and Global Affairs Wrestles with Today’s Thorniest Issues 1/17/2022 Cornellians
David Rassmussen Larison in the Rocky Mountains on his first assignment for National Geographic in the early 1980s. David Rassmussen Larison in the Rocky Mountains on his first assignment for National Geographic in the early 1980s. Alumni James Larison ’70, PhD ’01, Reflects on his Career as a Nature Filmmaker 1/14/2022 Cornellians
Government History repeats with effort to protect voting rights, end filibuster 1/11/2022 A&S Communications
Provided Joseph Bruchac ’64, BA ’65 Provided Joseph Bruchac ’64, BA ’65 Alumni Joseph Bruchac ’64, BA ’65, Explores the Native American Experience 1/6/2022 Cornellians