Theodore Lowi, Zealous Scholar of Presidents and Liberalism, Dies at 85
Coupling academic expertise with charisma, Professor Lowi popularized his theories with an evangelical zeal and a Southern drawl in lectures, television appearances and books.
View ArticleSpring Amphibians, on the Move, Could Use Some Crossing Guards
Frogs and salamanders, wakened a bit sooner than usual this year, are walking to their mating areas. Volunteers help many make it past perilous traffic.
View ArticleU.S. Foreign Investor Program Funding More Luxury Projects
The EB-5 program was intended to reward people for putting money into depressed areas of the United States, in exchange for residency.
View ArticleWhere Halls of Ivy Meet Silicon Dreams, a New City Rises
Focusing mainly on advanced technology and the sciences, three of the city’s biggest academic building projects in years will soon open for business.
View ArticleCornell Law to Start Program on Roosevelt Island
Law students will be able to study issues like privacy and cybersecurity at the new New York campus.
View ArticleThe New Niche: Gluten-Free Dining Halls
Kent State and Cornell University have opened the nation’s first certified gluten-free dining halls.
View ArticleU.S. Foreign Investor Program Funding More Luxury Projects
The EB-5 program was intended to reward people for putting money into depressed areas of the United States, in exchange for residency.
View ArticleU.S. Foreign Investor Program Funding More Luxury Projects
The EB-5 program was intended to reward people for putting money into depressed areas of the United States, in exchange for residency.
View ArticleU.S. Foreign Investor Program Funding More Luxury Projects
The EB-5 program was intended to reward people for putting money into depressed areas of the United States, in exchange for residency.
View ArticleCornell’s Climate-Conscious Urban Campus Arises
A new complex on Roosevelt Island aims to produce as much energy as it uses. Here’s how the designers are making it happen.
View ArticleThe Apples of New York
A reader writes about the decades of experimentation done by Cornell University.
View ArticleWhy Are Dogs So Friendly? The Answer May Be in 2 Genes
A team of researchers reported that the friendliness of dogs may share a genetic basis with a human disease called Williams-Beuren syndrome.
View ArticleSamantha Swietlikowski, Ben Strauss
The couple met in 2005 at Ithaca College. She is a lawyer and he is a freelance writer.
View ArticleHigh Tech and High Design, Cornell’s Roosevelt Island Campus Opens
The technology-focused graduate school, in a set of environmentally conscious buildings, is supposed to spur the development of the local tech sector.
View ArticleRacially Charged Incidents Shake Cornell Campus
An assault of a black student was at least the second bias-related episode at the Ivy League university since the start of the school year.
View ArticleCornell Fraternity Closes Indefinitely After Racially Charged Attack
The Psi Upsilon alumni board at Cornell plans to devote the fraternity’s building to organizations that promote inclusiveness.
View ArticleRacial Incidents at Cornell: A Mother’s Outrage
A Cornell parent calls for change in the Greek system.
View ArticleA New York Cheddar Aged to Perfection
Murray’s Clothbound Cheddar is made from ingredients from New York State and aged for a year.
View ArticleOnline Exhibition of 19th Century Trade Cards
Cornell University has digitized many of the cards from the collection of the founder of Kitchen Arts and Letters.
View ArticleSwelling College Endowments Tempt Lawmakers Looking for Tax Dollars
House Republicans are proposing a 1.4 percent tax on wealthier colleges’ investment income to help pay for broad cuts.
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