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Cornell's researchers developed the world's smallest walking robot, enabling precise imaging and measurements at a microscopic scale using light interactions.

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Cornell is expanding hackathons to address global challenges through diverse student collaborations, fostering innovative solutions across various sectors.

Collaboration between Cornell students and the Onondaga Nation School led to the creation of a medicinal garden, enhancing Indigenous education and cultural connection.

Welcome Students Weekend fosters community engagement for new and returning Cornellians, encouraging navigation of Ithaca beyond campus.

The university is developing a new policy to balance free expression and the right to protest with necessary limits on disruptive activities.

Cornell University celebrated employee excellence, honoring 20 staff members for their exceptional contributions during the annual President's Awards ceremony.

Cornell Votes will address voting questions while various events celebrate community, education, and indigenous contributions.

Cornell will host a variety of public events during fall break, including a football game, music performances, and discussions with notable figures.

Kavita Bala has been appointed as the 17th provost of Cornell University, starting January 1.

Camaraderie among veterans shapes success in both military and academic settings, creating a strong sense of community and support.

Stephen Philip Johnson greatly contributed to Cornell's educational mission and community relations, securing funding for students and enhancing educational opportunities.

Amelia Rooney's leadership in the Guild of Visual Arts has enhanced artistic opportunities for Cornell students through new events like the Emerging Artists Series.

Martha E. Pollack Plaza honors Cornell's 14th president, recognizing her contributions and leadership during her tenure, particularly in computing and COVID-19.

Jennifer Tavares has been appointed as the director of Cornell's Office of Community Relations, bringing extensive experience in community collaboration.

A week of diverse musical events is available at Cornell, including a performance by Sara Gazarek and the Cornell Jazz Ensemble.

The play 'Orlando's Gift' creatively intertwines Virginia Woolf's story with modern theatrical expression, showcasing collaboration among students and faculty.

The Diya Jale celebration brings the spirit of Diwali to the Cornell campus, promoting cultural unity and diversity.

The event at Cornell celebrates Chao Yuen-Ren's contributions to music and linguistics, highlighting his innovative blending of musical styles and language reform.

DC Start offers first-semester public policy students an immersive learning experience in Washington D.C., enhancing their academic studies with real-world engagement.

Eight Cornell assistant professors receive NSF Early Career Awards for innovative research.

Each recipient will focus on both research and educational components in their projects.

The ASL program at Cornell welcomes lecturer Lisa Sunde, offering growth opportunities for her and motivated students this semester.

A record 18,692 donors contributed to Cornell's Giving Day, raising $12,172,046 with support from various individuals worldwide.

Giving Day focused on providing accessible education, supporting research, and public engagement at Cornell University.

Cornell professor Russell Rickford returned to teaching despite public outcry over his comments on Hamas.

Workers at Cornell University returned after a two-week strike, bringing attention to significant labor issues and questions about the value of education.

Cornell University campus operations staff are striking for fair wages amid increasing university revenue and declining worker buying power.

New York boasts two top 20 universities in the 2025 World University Rankings: Columbia at 18th and Cornell at 20th.

The Class of 2028 at Cornell is large and diversely composed, all eager to create impactful change.

Cornell honors eleven faculty for exceptional teaching and mentoring with prestigious teaching awards.

Ratan N. Tata was a significant business leader whose philanthropic efforts greatly impacted education and health in India and globally.

The Joan Klein Jacobs Center for Precision Nutrition and Health at Cornell will advance research and programs in precision nutrition, supported by a $25 million gift.

Cornell University's reinstatement of professor Russell Rickford, despite his remarks on the Hamas terror attacks, raises significant questions about accountability and academic freedom.

The establishment of Cornell University faced severe criticism, highlighting the ongoing struggle for academic freedom and societal impact.

Russell Rickford, Cornell professor, returns to teaching after expressing controversial feelings about Hamas attacks, defended by university citing academic freedom.

Cornell's endowment experienced an 8.7% return, bolstering its long-term strategy and supporting essential university operations.

Cornell commits over $400 million to financial aid, making education accessible.

Grant funding has tripled in 20 years, enabling more affordability for today's students.

Cornell's World Languages Day promotes global literacy and cultural exchange through diverse language learning opportunities for local middle and high school students.

Cornell University's World Languages Day fosters global literacy and cultural understanding through diverse language learning opportunities for middle and high school students.

Cornell University is using new policies to restrict pro-Palestinian protests, impacting international students and raising concerns about free speech on campus.

The professor's participation in an anti-Israel march after controversial comments has led to renewed outrage and debates on free speech and hate.

Ann Marimow has been named Fall 2024 Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalist at Cornell, focusing on the Supreme Court's influence on democracy.

The Supreme Court's decision to ban race-conscious admissions has decreased the racial diversity of Cornell's incoming fall 2024 class.

Cornell's failure to act against antisemitism reveals systemic issues in academic governance and the need for stronger protections for Jewish students.

Russell Rickford's claims about the Oct. 7 attacks reflect a troubling glorification of violence and suffering.

His praise for Hamas's actions raises ethical concerns regarding academic responsibility and discourse.

The in-person career fair at Cornell marks a return to traditional networking after the pandemic, enhancing student-employer interactions.

Students explored entrepreneurial resources at Cornell's kickoff event, fostering connections and participation in the entrepreneurship ecosystem.

Diverse range of digital projects showcased at BOOM event

Opportunity for networking and recognition for participating students

The series on Antisemitism and Islamophobia at Cornell emphasizes critical thinking on important historical and contemporary issues.

Antisemitism concerns at Cornell University highlighted by a group urging Jewish students not to apply due to safety issues.

Opportunity for students to observe policymakers dealing with Islamophobia and antisemitism at White House briefing

Experiential learning bridges classroom teachings with real-world experiences in Washington, D.C.

The UAW authorized a strike at Cornell University to combat corporate greed after failed contract negotiations.

Cornell and UAW reached a tentative agreement to improve working conditions and wages for striking service and maintenance staff.