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Lipchitz's icon of 20th century sculpture regains its place between Uris and Olin libraries

Only universities are able to take the long view and assemble the interdisciplinary expertise needed to solve the world's energy problems, said Professor Frank DiSalvo, speaking during Reunion Weekend. (June 12, 2007)

Co-ed dorms, ice hockey and pranks were topics of Reunion discussion, 'The Cornell Experience 50 Years Apart'

'The Song of the Vowels,' cubist Jacques Lipchitz's 10-foot-tall abstract sculpture, has returned to the Cornell campus after almost two years of conservation treatment. (June 12, 2007)

Digital revolution is driving universities to change, speakers assert at Reunion forum

Alumni from the Classes of 1952 and 2002 compared notes on academics, student life and student pranks in a panel discussion, June 9. (June 12, 2007)

Too many women in vet school or too few applicants?

How the digital revolution is driving universities to change was addressed by Donald Greenberg, Frank Rhodes and Ronald Ehrenberg at a June 8 talk sponsored by the Class of 1957. (June 12, 2007)

Why are women crowding into schools of veterinary medicine but are not lining up to become engineers?

The feminization of veterinary medicine is due to far fewer people applying to vet school, and the rate of decline is more visible among men than women, says Donald F. Smith, dean of the Vet College.

Teaching medical and biological scientists is a priority at CNF, director Malliaras says

In a Cornell Perspectives piece, visiting scholar Rachel Maines suggests some reasons why women are pouring into veterinary science in record numbers nationwide but not into engineering. (June 12, 2007)

Tennant heads day-to-day operations of ever-expanding CNF

Helping bridge the gap between nanotechnology and medical science is a goal of George Malliaras, director of the Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility. (June 12, 2007)

Cornell to provide tent at Relay for Life, July 13-14, and asks for volunteers for long-term cancer study

Don Tennant's background in the technology industry has served him served him well in his first year at the Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility. (June 12, 2007)

Gilbert Delgado named university architect

The event, which raises funds for the American Cancer Society, also will serve as an enrollment site to participate in a landmark new American Cancer Society study, the Cancer Prevention Study-3 (CPS-3). (June 11, 2007)

New Visions gives high school seniors on-campus opportunity to explore careers in agriculture and environmental sciences

His appointment is effective Aug. 1. Delgado will succeed Donald R. Gordon, who has served as interim university architect since January. (June 11, 2007)

Sustainability to be 'major thrust' for Cornell, Skorton tells alumni in State of the University address

The New Visions program gives high school seniors an on-campus opportunity to explore careers in agriculture and environmental sciences. (June 11, 2007)

Cornell professors Scott Emr and Richard Durrett elected to National Academy of Sciences

In his State of the University address, President David Skorton said that Cornell must play a leadership role in 'putting the full force of our teaching, research and outreach to solve the greatest challenge of our century.' (June 9, 2007)