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Roman Empire's economic recovery has lessons for today, Cornell professor tells alumni

Employee Celebration Day draws 2,300 participants

Professor emeritus of civil and environmental engineering Richard White dies at 75

NPR's 'Science Friday' taps Cornell ornithologists, veterinarians for live show

Even if jail(ed) birds sing, can they really remember?

Nobel laureate Ada Yonath used Cornell synchrotron for early work on ribosome crystals

Quadriplegic lawyer Ken Kunken '72 inspires by example of dogged persistence

Skorton announces directive to reform purchasing system; could yield savings of up to $40 million

U.S. ambassador to Libya urges greater engagement with North African dictatorship

Hip-hop historian takes center stage at NYC Library Salon

Changes to dental plan for 2010 announced

Cornell's 'rustic chic' Silo House readies for Solar Decathlon competition today