Provided Aisha Conte, whose app, Auset’s Cabinet, provides information on holistic and natural remedies Provided Aisha Conte, whose app, Auset’s Cabinet, provides information on holistic and natural remedies Student entrepreneurs Students honored with entrepreneurial fellowships 2/15/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Using a trowel at an archaeological dig site Using a trowel at an archaeological dig site Cornell Institute of Archaeology & Material Studies Student podcast explores changing face of archaeology 2/15/2022 A&S Communications
Provided Solina Kennedy '19, left, interviews Jane-Marie Law Provided Solina Kennedy '19, left, interviews Jane-Marie Law Alumni accomplishments Alumna unearths benefits of green burial in video 2/15/2022 A&S Communications
Provided COULD students work together during their fall 2021 orientation. Provided COULD students work together during their fall 2021 orientation. Student outreach Student group helps translate research into hometown projects 2/4/2022 A&S Communications
Student outreach and community engagement Freedom seekers speak on new Underground Railroad site 2/1/2022 A&S Communications
Jesse Seidman Dexter Thomas Jesse Seidman Dexter Thomas Asian studies Asian Studies alumnus wins Emmy for journalism work 2/1/2022 A&S Communications
Provided Cornell student Nia Whitmal records Michael Henry Adams during a Harlem tour. Public engagement Students engage with NYC Black ‘memory workers’ in Mellon seminar 1/3/2022 A&S Communications
Provided Praveen Gunendran ‘24 and Daniel Tuan ’24 created an app to help app artists within the music industry connect with one another. Provided Praveen Gunendran ‘24 and Daniel Tuan ’24 created an app to help app artists within the music industry connect with one another. Student entrepreneurs Heart monitor, ‘tinder for musicians’ win Big Ideas Competition 1/3/2022 Cornell Chronicle
Alumni support Alumni gift to A&S supports doctoral students in the humanities 12/15/2021 A&S Communications
History Center of Tompkins County Peter & Phyllis Webb were born enslaved and brought to the Town of Caroline as children. They married in 1819. Peter purchased his freedom in 1818 for $350; Phyllis remained enslaved until New York abolished slavery in 1827. Their descendants still live in Tompkins County. History Center of Tompkins County Peter & Phyllis Webb were born enslaved and brought to the Town of Caroline as children. They married in 1819. Peter purchased his freedom in 1818 for $350; Phyllis remained enslaved until New York abolished slavery in 1827. Their descendants still live in Tompkins County. Rural Humanities Rural humanities projects explore NYS past and present 12/14/2021 A&S Communications
Graduate students Examining the impact of drone warfare on global world order 12/13/2021 A&S Communications
Distinguished Visiting Journalist Program Journalists discuss human costs of immigration policies 12/8/2021 A&S Communications
Cornell Univesity Amaya Garnenez works with Lejla Camdzic, right, in the Stache Lab. Cornell Univesity Amaya Garnenez works with Lejla Camdzic, right, in the Stache Lab. Nexus Scholars Program Nexus Scholars Program applications now open 12/6/2021 A&S Communications
Student entrepreneurs eLab student entrepreneurs make their first pitches to NYC alumni 11/30/2021 A&S Communications
Ryan Young/Cornell University Adrian Lee '22, left, and Mar’Quon Frederick '22, right, move furniture from Balch Hall into trucks to be taken to homes involved in the Sunflower Housing Initiative. Ryan Young/Cornell University Adrian Lee '22, left, and Mar’Quon Frederick '22, right, move furniture from Balch Hall into trucks to be taken to homes involved in the Sunflower Housing Initiative. Community outreach Cornell, Ithaca College effort moves housing project forward 11/30/2021 A&S Communications
Ryan Young/Cornell University A.D. White Professor-in-Large Wynton Marsalis (left) plays with members of his quintet – Philip Norris (bass), Sean Mason (piano) and Domo Branch (drums) – Nov. 6 at Bailey Hall. Not photographed is Abdias Armenteros (tenor sax, soprano sax). Jason Koski/Cornell University Students in the class Elements of Music (Music 1101) listen to A.D. White Professor-in-Large Wynton Marsalis (left) Nov. 2 in Lincoln Hall. A.D. White Professor-At-Large Students reflect on Marsalis visit: ‘He really touched my soul’ 11/18/2021 A&S Communications
Chris Kitchen Molly O'Toole Chris Kitchen Molly O'Toole Distinguished Visiting Journalist Program Humanizing the immigration issue 11/18/2021 A&S Communications
Distinguished Visiting Journalists Journalists to discuss role of reporting in immigration debate 11/16/2021 A&S Communications
Celebrating Toni Morrison Morrison’s son visits campus for film screening 11/5/2021 A&S Communications
Provided Marylynn Salmon, right, staged this photo as a joke with a male friend in 1972, to highlight their very different reading materials. Provided Marylynn Salmon, right, staged this photo as a joke with a male friend in 1972, to highlight their very different reading materials. Feminist, Gender & Sexuality Studies ‘Still a long way to go:’ Looking back on the start of women’s studies at Cornell 11/1/2021 A&S Communications
Joe Martinez Wynton Marsalis Joe Martinez Wynton Marsalis Music Arts Unplugged: Marsalis offers Nov. 6 concert with wind symphony 10/28/2021 A&S Communications
Cornell Univesity Amaya Garnenez works with Lejla Camdzic, right, in the Stache Lab. Cornell Univesity Amaya Garnenez works with Lejla Camdzic, right, in the Stache Lab. Nexus Scholars New A&S program expands undergrad research opportunities 10/26/2021 Cornell Chronicle
College staff College names Donna Lynch-Cunningham as new director of human resources 10/4/2021 A&S Communications
Milstein Program in Technology & Humanity Author: World’s greatest ideas came from interdisciplinary teamwork 9/29/2021 A&S Communications
Schuster worked in the Kotlikoff lab as an undergrad. Schuster worked in the Kotlikoff lab as an undergrad. Student outcomes ‘More inspired than ever:’ Cornell students start their journeys in law, med school 9/20/2021 A&S Communications
Jason Koski/Cornell University Durba Ghosh and students look through scrapbooks and other information from the 9/11 collections of the Kroch Library. Jason Koski/Cornell University A student looks at the cover of the Cornell Daily Sun from Sept. 12, 2001, at Kroch Library. Class experiences Students explore 9/11 from multiple perspectives in new class 9/9/2021 A&S Communications
Milstein Program Speaker Series Best-selling science writer to talk about epidemics, life expectancy, innovation 9/9/2021 A&S Communications
Cornell Rare and Manuscript Collections A 1993 rally on Ho Plaza Cornell Rare and Manuscript Collections A 1993 rally on Ho Plaza Events FGSS/LGBT programs plan yearlong anniversary celebration 9/3/2021 A&S Communications
Miriam Shearing '56 served as chief justice of the Nevada Supreme Court. Miriam Shearing '56 served as chief justice of the Nevada Supreme Court. Alumni accomplishments Alumna broke ground for women as Nevada Supreme Court Justice 8/25/2021 A&S Communications
Nancy Mooslin This piece, Concerto for Orchestra By Steven Stucky, was created by artist Nancy Mooslin. Tom Marvel Antuan Byers New Frontier Grants Festival takes listeners on musical pilgrimage around Arts Quad 8/24/2021 A&S Communications
Jason Koski/Cornell University Pre-Freshman Summer Program students Canyon Cross, Delia Ferry and Lukman Moyosore catch up after class near the Physical Science Building. Jason Koski Pre-Freshman Summer Program students Canyon Cross, Delia Ferry and Lukman Moyosore catch up after class near the Physical Science Building. Student resources Summer program preps new students for Cornell 8/19/2021 A&S Communications
Jason Koski/Cornell University Deborah Ogunribido ’23 works July 28 with Shawn Milano, research associate, in the lab of Richard Cerione, Goldwin Smith professor of chemistry and chemical biology, in Baker Hall as part of the CHAMPS program. Student support Chemistry summer program = research + confidence 8/18/2021 A&S Communications
Rachel Philipson Trence Wilson-Gillem ’22 the Tin Woodman in "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," adapted by Jacqueline E. Lawton, based on the book by L. Frank Baum, produced in the Hangar Theatre KIDDSTUFF series. Rachel Philipson Trence as "Slightly" with Clarissa Ramos as "Wendy" in "Lost Girl" by Kimberly Belflower, produced in the Hangar Theatre Wedge series. Summer experience grants From the stage to the campaign trail, grants fund summer experiences 8/16/2021 A&S Communications
Emma Harte worked to protect shorebirds this summer. Student experiences Helping shorebirds, refugees through summer work 8/16/2021 A&S Communications
Lindsay France/Cornell University Annie Rogers ’23 works in the Tata Innovation Center at Cornell Tech. Milstein Program in Technology & Humanity NYC summer shapes Milstein students’ thoughts about future 8/12/2021 A&S Communications
Student outreach Students’ project expands mental health information in NJ 8/10/2021 A&S Communications
Jason Koski Zabelina and Lee photograph a piano by Joseph Simon (1835) as part of their efforts to document the collection of the Cornell Center for Historical Keyboards. Student experiences History, music, physics harmonize in keyboard project 8/4/2021 A&S Communications
Alumni excellence Alumna encourages citizen involvement in space science 7/12/2021 A&S Communications
Elizabeth Bundschuh Student perspectives Persistence and a little bit of luck: Finding a job during the pandemic 5/27/2021 A&S Communications
Joe Connolly ’72, left and Jay Branegan ’72, right Alumni support New humanities prize honors Cornell friendships 5/10/2021 A&S Communications