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Seeking stories of connection in the time of coronavirus
Wendy Wolford, Cornell’s vice provost for international affairs, and her office have issued a global call “for stories of caring and compassion.” They are seeking positive, short submissions from across the Cornell community that show compassion, caring…
Students face pandemic disruption with resilience
Della Uran ’22 is nervous about taking classes online. Max Kelly ’20 struggles with loneliness. Lassan Bagayoko ’22 worries that some classmates no longer have access to on-campus resources like regular meals and safe housing. And Tina Ting ’20 mourns…
Faculty and staff workshops, training continue online
The COVID-19 pandemic has us asking difficult questions: How will we survive this? What are we willing to sacrifice? What comes next? In a moment that feels unprecedented, we can learn from the hard-won wisdom of a generation that weathered the most…
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Upcoming Events
CANCELED The Other Side of The Tracks: Discrimination and Social Mobility in the Railroad Industry
"The Other Side of the Tracks” traces the historic struggles and successes of African American and women railroad workers in the twentieth century. This exhibit will be displayed throughout…
POSTPONDED UNTIL FALL 2020 -- LASP Public Issues Forum: From Democratic Breakdowns to the Era of Democratic Hybridization, by Enrique Peruzzotti, 9 April, 401 PSB, 4:30pm, April 9th
Enrique Peruzzotti will speak about the many novel threats that democracies face, and which can no longer be apprehended by resorting to the theoretical paradigms and concepts that were influential…
CANCELLED: Latinx Thrive Series Spring 2020
This event has been cancelled The Latinx Thrive! series offers opportunities for students to explore their potential and thrive at Cornell by developing life and learning skills for personal and…