As Ramadan begins the evening of Sunday, March 10th, we'd like to share with you the resources available to students, staff, and faculty on campus who are observing this month of fasting.

If you're interested in living in a Co-op next year, the Co-op Mosey, an afternoon of open houses of the university-owned cooperative residences, will be held Sunday, February 11.

Check-in begins at 10:00am on Friday, May 24, 2024 at the North Campus Service Center in Robert Purcell. Check-out is by 10:00am Monday, May 27, 2024 for all guests.  Early check-in and late check-out requests cannot be accommodated.

Congratulations to a group of four Cornell Dining chefs who headed to Skidmore College's 10th Annual Culinary Conference and Competition last weekend and came home with a Silver Medal.

A look into Watermargin's history and what it means for Cornell students today.

It will feature six Cornell staff, faculty and student storytellers sharing their experiences of overcoming life’s challenges while attendees enjoy a free meal of soup and bread.

The two nights of the popular showing are sure to ignite passion for adventure, action, and travel.

An overview of the Risley Program House and how it's shaped several students' experiences.

Serving more plant-based meals is a big win for Cornell’s goal of reaching carbon neutrality by 2035.

A look at the 660 Stewart Avenue co-op and what it means to students.

A sampling of how students served the Cornell campus and Ithaca community this holiday season to do the greatest good.

Andrew Lorenzen '22 is one of 51 Marshall Scholars named for 2024 and plans to study in the United Kingdom.

Looking back on the Cornell experience with our most recent graduates

Dan Swanstrom, the architect of Ithaca College football’s recent resurgence and an impactful offensive coordinator at the University of Pennsylvania and at Johns Hopkins University, has been named the Roger J. Weiss ’61 Head Coach of Cornell Football.

A look into the JAM program house and how it fosters musical and personal growth at Cornell.

When Trisha Beher ’25 arrived at Cornell, she wanted to join a student group that united and empowered women of color, that encouraged them and prepared them for leadership roles in their fields. She found myriad professional, feminist and cultural or race-based organizations but not one that combined all three.

Many colleges and universities are scaling mental health services and resources for students to accommodate greater need on campus. However, a summer 2023 Student Voice survey by Inside Higher Ed and College Pulse found two-thirds of students haven’t used a campus mental health resource. Among students who rate their mental health as poor, half have yet to utilize campus services.

Learn how Career Services partnered with students to launch Interstride, a job search platform for international students, at Cornell.

Learn about Prospect of Whitby, one of Cornell's co-op houses, and how it's influenced generations of students.

To underscore how local partnerships improve Cornell, Ithaca and Tompkins County, the university presented the 13th annual Cornell Town-Gown Awards to three student-community collaborations.

At the start of her senior year, Cornell gymnast Darby Kent ’23 was about to enter the workforce but knew very little about managing her finances – how to assess a salary, create a budget, invest in retirement or file taxes.

Stories from first-generation Cornell students, alumni and staff

Lisa Rangel '92 talks about her experience as a first-gen college student and provides career advice for current first-gen Cornellians.

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Explore cooperative living at Cornell, learn about the eight co-op houses on campus and how cooperative living can benefit students.