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U.S. student engineers, back from world's poorest communities,bringing stories of hope to New York City on May 12

Tri-Institutional Research Program executive director is chosen to lead Cornell's College of Human Ecology

Leading writers and journalists to speak at Cornell May 10 at student-organized conference on communicating science

Cornell undergraduates learn about lives of migrant workers in new course that emphasizes person-to-person contact

Applicants sought for Cornell Civic Leaders Fellowship Program for '04-'05

Paradise frost: Cornell creates ice cream, 'Bailey's Creme with Henry's Crunch,' for agriculture college's centennial celebration

'75 Years of Research Development' conference at Cornell, May 7-9, features more than 100 international scholars

Centennial parade on May 12 kicks off yearlong celebration for Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

A leading New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell gastroenterologist gives advice about colorectal cancer

New york, ny (april 29, 2004) -- colorectal cancer is the second leading cancer killer of men and women in the u.S., And yet, it is also the most preventable form of cancer.

Documentary on Cornell Lab of Ornithology team in World Series of Birding to air on WSKG-TV and WCNY-TV

New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell researchers discover non-protease inhibitor drug combo better than others for fighting HIV