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Renovated Cornell ILR complex to celebrate grand opening Friday, Oct. 15

President Jeffrey Lehman will cut the red ribbon that marks the official grand reopening of the renovated School of Industrial and Labor Relations Conference Center, Research and Extension Buildings Oct. 15.

eCornell implements new strategic plan

eCornell has decided that its future success requires a smaller, focused organization to specialize in sales and service to corporations and individuals seeking online professional training from Cornell.

Onion a day keeps doctor away? Cornell researchers find some onions do indeed have excellent anti-cancer benefits

According to a new study by Cornell University food scientists, led by Rui Hai Liu, M.D., Ph.D., associate professor of food science, shallots, Western Yellow, pungent yellow and Northern Red onions are higher in anti-cancer chemicals than other varieties tested. (Oct. 7, 2004)

Alcohol education begins at home for new students at Cornell

This academic year for the first time, incoming first-year and transfer undergraduates at Cornell completed an on-line alcohol education course before arriving on campus for orientation. AlcoholEdu is a commercial program designed to assist students in making healthy decisions regarding alcohol use in college.

Free management 'tool kit' will help hoteliers prepare for disasters

A new management "tool kit" from an expert at Cornell University may help hoteliers everywhere be better prepared the next time disaster strikes and the lights go out or the water stops running.

Duffield Hall dedication is Oct. 6 at 8 p.m.

Duffield Hall, Cornell's landmark nanotechnology center and its first new research facility of the 21st century, will be dedicated on Oct. 6 in a ceremony in the building's atrium.

Elder wisdom wanted: Cornell gerontologist seeks seniors willing to share what they've learned from life

Calling all seniors: Cornell University gerontologists are looking for people 60 years of age or older who are willing to share what life has taught them.

Pentagon Papers whistle blower Daniel Ellsberg speaks Oct. 6

Daniel Ellsberg, the Cold War hardliner turned antiwar activist who brought the Pentagon Papers to the nation's attention, will deliver a free public talk titled "Abu Ghraib, Vietnam and Empire" on Oct. 6, at 7:30 p.m. in Barnes Hall Auditorium.

Cornell gerontologists say elder abuse is pervasive and requires urgent response

A substantial number of older persons are physically or mentally abused, and mistreated seniors are three times more likely to die within three years than those who are not abused, a study done for Cornell researchers.

The more you have on your plate, the more you overeat, Cornell nutritionist finds in study of eating behavior

A study by Cornell University researchers finds that when young adults are served larger portions from one week to the next they overeat by almost 40 percent. Eating larger portions over time could account for the growth of the American girth over the past 20 years, the researchers say. (October 01, 2004)

John Cleese returns to Cornell to speak on Oct. 22

Comedian, actor and author John Cleese returns to Cornell University in his role as A.D. White Professor-at-Large to deliver a public lecture titled "What is Religion? Musings on the 'Life of Brian,'" Friday, Oct. 22.

Biologists finally close in on 'florigen,' the signal that causes plants to flower

Postdoctoral researcher Brian Ayre was listening attentively to a Cornell University seminar on flower development when he asked what seemed an obvious question: 'What is the signal that controls flowering?'