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My wife and I recently saw in Minneapolis at the new Guthrie Theater the world premiere of "The Great Gatsby," adapted by Simon Levy, and the first authorized stage version of the novel since 1926. [F. Scott]…
Seven distinguished Cornell alumni have received Frank H.T. Rhodes Exemplary Alumni Service Awards recognizing their outstanding long-term service as Cornell volunteers.
On Friday, Oct. 6, NASA held a press conference at its headquarters to unveil the latest Mars Exploration Rover images, taken by the rover Opportunity at Victoria Crater. Steve Squyres and Jim Bell described the ongoing mission.
Cornell researchers have extended a powerful technique to increase by fourfold the size of a protein that can be analyzed, to those containing more than 2,000 amino acids, up from about 500.
A team of Cornell students and faculty will receive up to $1 million in Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency funding to develop a vehicle capable of driving itself on city streets.
A Lab of Ornithology group and a pair of biomedical sciences researchers from Cornell reaped honors in this year's NSF Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge.
A Lab of Ornithology group and a pair of biomedical sciences researchers from Cornell reaped honors in this year's NSF Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge.
Allyn Bryson Ley, M.D., Cornell professor emeritus, physician and former director of Gannett Health Services, died Sept. 29 from complications following a fall. He was 87.
The Rwandan government wants to adopt an American style code of contract law based on common law, and Professor Robert Summers is helping help draft it.
For 50 years, the Cornell Biological Field Station at Shackelton Point on Oneida Lake has been serving as the springboard for a prolific and wide-ranging research program from studies of fish ecology and management to population dynamics, invasion biology and colonial birds.
