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Seven Cornell undergraduates receive new Bartels research fellowships Undergraduate Action Research Fellowships link students with community-based groups

Seven Cornell students have been selected to participate in the inaugural Henry and Nancy Horton Bartels Undergraduate Action Research Fellowship Program.

Cornell Chorus and Glee Club are Venezuela bound, May 28 First-ever joint tour to South America departs the day after graduation ceremonies

Graduates in the Cornell Chorus and Glee Club won't have much time to dwell on their accomplishments. On Memorial Day, May 28 the Glee Club and Chorus will hop a 5 p.m. flight from New York to Caracas, Venezuela.

Higher education finance in the 21st century is topic of May conference Cornell Higher Education Institute sessions address tough policy issues during two-day event

With predictions of a 20 to 30 percent increase in enrollment at colleges and universities in many states in the decade ahead, higher education institutions face unprecedented funding challenges.

First reference volume on American dresses 1780-1900 now available on CD-ROM

With almost a century of experience, 93-year-old Elsie Frost McMurry, professor emerita at Cornell, played dress detective for 16 years, researching and writing in longhand thousands of manuscript pages for her study of American dresses from the 1800s.

CU women's lacrosse has the look of winners

Last year, the Cornell women's lacrosse team achieved its greatest success in years, earning a top 15 ranking in the nation and winning the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference championship.

Four from Cornell and Weill Medical College named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Four members of the Cornell and Weill Cornell Medical College faculty have been elected fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Gov. Pataki announces plans for major genomics center to be established at Cornell, with funding to be sought

New York Gov. George E. Pataki has announced that Cornell's proposed genomics technologies research center will be designated as a Strategically Targeted Academic Research center.

Cornell researchers uncover 'chocolate-like' food addiction in moth larvae: they would rather starve than switch from favorite leaves

The larvae of Manduca sexta, a moth nicknamed the tobacco hornworn, can become so chemically dependent on one of their favorite food – the leaves of eggplant, potato or tomato plants – that they would rather starve to death than eat leaves from other plants.

The cosmos under our feet: In a new book, a Cornell professor wanders through a subterranean wonderland

David Wolfe sees the forest for the trees ... and the earthworms for the soils, the prairie dogs for the grasslands and the Rhizobium for the nitrogen. In his first book, Tales From the Underground: A Natural History of Subterranean Life.

Frog breeding season brings out Cornell students to hold back traffic with stop signs and flags to protect a crossing

Yield: Frogs crossing. On warm, rainy nights over the next few weeks, Cornell University biology students and members of the campus Herpetology Society will gather along a stretch of road in the Ringwood Preserve, about six miles from campus.

Closing of Ward Center and its nuclear reactor is announced by Cornell University administration

The Cornell University administration has announced its decision to decommission the TRIGA Mark II nuclear reactor and to phase out activities at the Ward Center for Nuclear Sciences, where the reactor is housed.

Lee Teng-hui's visit to Cornell is postponed for second time

The visit of former Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui to Cornell University planned for May 29-31 has been postponed. A new date for his visit has not been determined.