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CURB to Host Nobel Laureate in Physics to Discuss Prize-Winning Research

By Shubha Gautam · Tuesday, April 7, 2026

Nobel Laureate in Physics John Martinis will present his research as a part of the Cornell Undergraduate Research Board’s new lecture series in Klarman Hall on Wednesday.

As Risley Shops and Theater Closes for 2026-2027 Academic Year, Student Groups Seek Transparency

By Teju Vijay · Friday, March 27, 2026

BSU Town Hall Addresses Housing, Financial Aid and Federal Policy Concerns

By Emma Spindler · Wednesday, March 25, 2026

Student Assembly Elections Registration Opens March 17

By Everett Chambala · Wednesday, March 25, 2026

Cornell Hillel Begins Construction on Jewish Student Center

By Mary Caitlin Cronin · Wednesday, March 25, 2026

Hillel at Cornell started construction on a new center for Jewish students at a March 8 ceremony attended by President Michael Kotlikoff, Ithaca mayor Ithaca government Robert Cantelmo and U.S. Rep. Josh Riley.

Spring 2026 Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalists Cover Careers in Reporting and Media

By Svetlana Gupta · Sunday, March 22, 2026

Three Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalists will talk at Cornell this semester, offering insight into their careers and advice to students interested in pursuing journalism.

Cornell Hosts Stem Cell Registry Event to Help Juan Uribe ’96 Find His Son a Life-Saving Match

By Jonathan McCormack · Sunday, March 22, 2026

The National Donor Marrow Program hosted a stem cell registry event from March 13-20, adding to the donor registry to try to help find a perfect match for 15-year-old Max, son of Juan Uribe ’96.

EEOC Sends Antisemitism Survey to University Employees as Federal Inquiry Continues

By Emma Spindler · Saturday, March 21, 2026

University employees received a federal survey on March 17 as a part of an ongoing investigation by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission into alleged discrimination offenses.

Behind Cornell Fashion Collective’s 42nd Spring Runway Show

By Inga Wooten-Forman · Saturday, March 21, 2026

Cornell Fashion Collective plans for its 42nd Spring Runway, expecting nearly 3,000 guests for their show on March 21.

‘A Valued Mentor and a Dear Friend’: Former CALS Dean Susan Henry Dies

By Everett Chambala · Friday, March 20, 2026

Susan Henry, former dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences died on March 7.

Kotlikoff Addresses Audience at Faculty Senate Meeting.

Kotlikoff, Bala Update Faculty Senate on Resilient Cornell, Student Code of Conduct Revisions, Financial Austerity

By Coral Platt · Friday, March 20, 2026

President Michael Kotlikoff and Provost Kavita Bala spoke to the Faculty Senate about the Student Code of Conduct, Policy 6.4, which addresses bias, discrimination and sexual misconduct, the Committee on the Future of the American University and Resilient Cornell at the March 11 Faculty Senate meeting.

‘Pathways to Peace’ Student Demonstrator Found ‘Not Responsible’ for Code of Conduct Violations After 11-Month Investigation, Inaccurate Police Reports, Excluded Evidence

By Coral Platt · Wednesday, March 18, 2026

Following an 11-month OSCCS investigation for her “disruption” at the Pathways to Peace event in March 2025, graduate student Dina Ginzburg was found “not responsible” for three alleged Student Code of Conduct violations.

Sexual Assault Task Force Releases ‘Final Recommendations’ for Cornell

By Everett Chambala · Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Cornell’s Presidential Task Force on Campus Sexual Assault released a set of “final recommendations” for the University via a Tuesday email to the Cornell community. The recommendations addressed the results of the 2025 Cornell Survey on Sexual Assault and Related Misconduct, which saw a campus-wide increase in all measures of sexual assault and misconduct at Cornell.

How A Cornell Course Brings Gayogo̱hó:nǫˀ Language, Culture to the Classroom

By Tania Hao · Tuesday, March 17, 2026

In Cornell's “Cayuga Language and Culture” course, students explore the history, culture and continuing presence of the Gayogo̱hó:nǫˀ community while learning the Gayogo̱hó:nǫˀ language, which the United Nations classifies as critically endangered.

Resolutions Pass on the Invitation of Alleged War Criminals, Cornell-Technion Partnership, Kotlikoff Speaks at Packed Student Assembly Meeting

By Vivienne Cierski · Friday, March 13, 2026

President Michael Kotlikoff and Ryan Lombardi, vice president for student and campus life, spoke at Thursday’s Student Assembly meeting in which students debated resolutions related to Cornell’s involvement with Technion and the invitation of war criminals to campus.

Cornell Rowing Competes at the Head of the Charles Regatta in Oct. 2021

CURB to Host Nobel Laureate in Physics to Discuss Prize-Winning Research

As Risley Shops and Theater Closes for 2026-2027 Academic Year, Student Groups Seek Transparency

BSU Town Hall Addresses Housing, Financial Aid and Federal Policy Concerns

Student Assembly Elections Registration Opens March 17

Cornell Hillel Begins Construction on Jewish Student Center

Spring 2026 Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalists Cover Careers in Reporting and Media

Cornell Hosts Stem Cell Registry Event to Help Juan Uribe ’96 Find His Son a Life-Saving Match

EEOC Sends Antisemitism Survey to University Employees as Federal Inquiry Continues

Behind Cornell Fashion Collective’s 42nd Spring Runway Show

‘A Valued Mentor and a Dear Friend’: Former CALS Dean Susan Henry Dies

Kotlikoff, Bala Update Faculty Senate on Resilient Cornell, Student Code of Conduct Revisions, Financial Austerity

‘Pathways to Peace’ Student Demonstrator Found ‘Not Responsible’ for Code of Conduct Violations After 11-Month Investigation, Inaccurate Police Reports, Excluded Evidence

Sexual Assault Task Force Releases ‘Final Recommendations’ for Cornell

How A Cornell Course Brings Gayogo̱hó:nǫˀ Language, Culture to the Classroom

Resolutions Pass on the Invitation of Alleged War Criminals, Cornell-Technion Partnership, Kotlikoff Speaks at Packed Student Assembly Meeting

Men’s Lightweight Rowing Begins ‘Phased Return’ After 34-Day Suspension

Cornellians For Israel Hosts Former Hamas Hostage, Oct. 7 Attacks Survivor to Share Story of Survival, Resilience

Public Comment Period Opens for Student Code of Conduct Revisions

Kotlikoff Responds to Referendum on Code of Conduct, Judicial Processes

‘Cornell’s Personal Soundtrack’: How the Cornell Chimes Bring Music to Campus

Men’s Lightweight Rowing Placed on Three-Year Probation For Hazing, Rower Disputes Report

Austin Franco Discusses Piers Morgan Uncensored Appearance, Confirms He No Longer Lives With Parents

Weill Cornell Settles Sexual Abuse Claims for Over $1 Billion, Announces $30 Million Patient Safety Initiatives

I’m Just Like Odysseus! Coming Home to Ithaca

‘The Swan Cycles Experience': How An Ithaca Cyclist Turned His Bike Shop Into a Community