Bruce MacFadden gives the Darwin Days Keynote Lecture and discusses evolution.

Using geological technologies, Michael Bevis Ph.D. '78 is doing research that could help scientists better understand the consequences of climate change.

The University hopes to expedite the voting process with a new voting system by Election Service Corporation, a third-party vendor.

Dan Riskin Ph.D '06 is hosting Discovery Channel's Curiosity:The Questions of Life which aims to spread science education and engagement.

Rosen is president and chief operating officer of Rosen Hotels and Resorts, Inc., an Orlando-based hospitality firm. 

Michael Miller ’74, graduated Cornell aand went on to an extraordinary career in film editing. He’s worked on movies such as Ghost World, Manhattan and Raising Arizona, which will be playing tonight at Cornell Cinema in conjunction with  Miller’s visit. The Sun sat down to talk with him about his impressive career, how to become a great film editor and hidden references for the literary astute.

Cornell alumni fared well on election night, with all eight Cornellians running for Congressional seats winning or leading their elections as of 2 a.m. Wednesday morning.

Roberts was the model for Myron Kovitsky, a rare hero in Tom Wolfe’s acclaimed novel The Bonfire of the Vanities. Both the real and the fictional judges were famous for their tempers and rants from the bench.

President Barack Obama announced that the Cornell alumnus who invented super glue was among four scientists awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innovation.

In light of this week’s announcement of the Nobel Prize winners, it is worth noting that Cornell can count among its alums three female winners of unshared Nobel Prizes.