Researchers in Cornell’s College of Veterinary Medicine are working toward a cure for Crohn’s disease, of which the causes are still unknown.  

After the animal wastewater digester at Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine overflowed for the second time, the University added various safeguards to the digester.

The University must emphasize its commitment to the Ithaca community after an animal carcass digester, belonging to the College of Veterinary Medicine, discharged wastewater twice last year.

Five former Cornell professors — including three from Cornell's Veterinary College — died over break.

After the Veterinary College's animal carcass digester released fluid into the Ithaca sewage system for the second time this year, administrators say the programming error which caused the incident has been fixed. 

Prof. Dan Fletcher, emergency and critical care, recently developed an automated dog manikin, a model for teaching anatomy and surgical procedures.

After seven years of planning and securing $70 million in investments, the New York State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory opened on campus Friday. The Facility will allow researchers to test animals for diseases in hopes of promoting food safety and human health. 

An anonymous University trustee gave the College of Veterinary Medicine an unprecedented $10 million to develop the first canine genomics program in the world

After the accidental dumping of animal carcass wastewater into the sewer system in February, the College of Veterinary Medicine has developed what it describes as failsafe measures to prevent another slip.

The government of Hong Kong is considering a proposal that, if approved, would make Cornell a primary actor in the development of the city’s first veterinary school.