Student's long-term goals is to make the public aware of the threatened lemur species that currently resides in the forest. 

President Skorton explains the state of graduate and professional education, detailing some challenges and ways it can be improved.

In the face of upcoming cuts to the federal Pell Grant system, the University needs to reaffirm its commitment to financial aid for any student that needs it. 

A major Nicaraguan newspaper reported that Crowder was attacked by robbers. 

Ryan Crowder grad, who was seeking a master’s degree in natural resources, had been working in the Central American country since May.

Last week's decision by the National Labor Relations Board to reconsider its position on allowing graduate student unionization awakened parties on both sides of an old debate: Should graduate students be considered employees, students or some gray area in between the two?

After a close race that played out through Facebook pages, sidewalk chalk discussions with the student body, Darrick “Nighthawk” Evensen, grad, was voted the new student-elected member of the Cornell Board of Trustees following last week’s election.

A group of Cornell graduate students is currently working with the Zambian government to increase tourism in Zambia –– which, they hope, will ultimately lead to a better economy.

Graduate students Nighthawk Evenson and Christoffer Heckman participated in a question-and-answer “Candidate Forum” at the Big Red Barn Thursday night in preparation for the upcoming graduate student trustee election.

Changes recommended by the Budget Model Task Force will largely affect undergraduate students, said Paul Streeter, associate vice president for planning and budget, in a presentation to the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly last night. By implementing these changes, which include introducing a single university-wide budget, pooling undergraduate tuitions and streamlining administrative costs, the University administration hopes to reduce the budget deficit from $68 million to $30 million by next year.