Cornell’s Fashion Network Gathers for Second In-Person Gala Post-Pandemic

Nearly 80 majors are offered among the colleges and schools at Cornell, and finding the right one requires some students to transfer to other colleges and schools after admission. Prospective students apply for admission into one of Cornell’s nine undergraduate colleges and schools: the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences,...

Even as undergraduate students, Cornell project team members are already solving complex real-world problems, such as engineering cancer-killing bacteria or developing sustainable irrigation for Tanzanian farmers. Cornell Engineering currently backs 34 project teams, comprising nearly 1,400 total students. Members hail from all seven of Cornell’s undergraduate colleges, with majors including...

Amongst the winter’s rain and snow, Spring 2023 transfer students have embarked on their first semester at Cornell, with instruction having begun on Jan. 23. According to Shawn Felton, Executive Director of Undergraduate Admissions, 72 new transfer students matriculated out of 584 applications for Spring 2023. Colleges with new enrolling transfers include the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Industrial and Labor Relations, the S.C. Johnson College of Business, and the College of Architecture, Art and Planning.

On Tuesday, Jan. 17, the Ithaca Preservation Committee held their first meeting of the year to discuss improved lighting on Cornell’s Arts Quad, the enclosure of a porch at 711 East Seneca St. and the expansion of the Argos Inn. David Cutter, Cornell University’s landscape architect, brought forth the...