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Fair Labor Association (FLA) votes to expand its membership and scope Cornell is a founding member of the collaborative organization working to improve workplace conditions at factories around the world

The board of directors of the Fair Labor Association (FLA), which works to improve workplace conditions in factories around the world, recently took action to increase university participation on the board, increase participation by licensees and expand the FLA monitoring program to include additional products.

Builder of Chinese railroads, 'Tommy' Sze, is remembered through endowment to Cornell school of mechanical engineering

Yao Yuan Sze, a retired Seattle aerospace engineer, has endowed the directorship of the Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Cornell in honor of his father.

Sufferers from glaucoma, cataracts and other low-vision disorders could be aided by Cornell computer graphics technology

A computer graphics project at Cornell could lead to an improved quality of life for people with visual disorders classified as "low vision."

Straight from the research lab to the classroom, new children's book explores mystery of animals' unselfish behavior

A mystery that has puzzled evolutionary biologists for years -- why some animals postpone breeding in order to stay home and help their families -- may actually make good evolutionary sense.

Cornell's Agribusiness Economic Outlook Conference will be Dec. 11

Cornell's annual Agribusiness Economic Outlook Conference will be held Tuesday, Dec. 11, from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., hosted by Cornell's Department of Applied Economics and Management.

Cornell's Sept. 11 web site aims for greater global understanding

To find out how people beyond U.S. borders view the war in Afghanistan, the hunt for Osama bin Laden or the latest bioterrorist threats, open this web page.

Concerned with sleep deprivation in children, Cornell psychologist James (Doctor Zeez) Maas answers 'but why?' questions with science and song

Before Cornell Professor of Psychology James B. Maas achieved national recognition as a sleep researcher and educator, he was a parent, and he knows all about that ploy for postponing bedtime.

Cornell-Ithaca Partnership and United Way team up to assist local nonprofits with computer help

To address the technology and computer training needs of local nonprofits, the Cornell-Ithaca Partnership (C-IP) has partnered with United Way of Tompkins County and its 40 member organizations to form Computer Aid.

FeedWatchers who tracked last winter's missing and misplaced birds now preparing for whatever this season brings

The birds could fly, but they couldn't hide for long from the thousands of volunteer bird-watchers throughout North America who reported their observations to the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.

Cornell's Digital Earth Project offers global database and mapping tool for geologists, students and teachers

An institute at Cornell is building a 'digital Earth' that will become an important resource for geoscience researchers and also will provide easy-to-use teaching tools for educators from elementary school through college.

Chief federal veterinarian, Dr. Alfonso Torres, named director of Diagnostic Laboratory in Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine

Dr. Alfonso Torres, deputy administrator for veterinary services at the U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, has been named director of the New York State Animal Health Diagnostic Laboratory.

'Fun From Mathematics' to be subject of Cornell Kieval lecture Nov. 9

'Fun From Mathematics, and Mathematics From Fun' will be the title of the 2001 Kieval lecture Nov. 9, hosted by the Department of Mathematics at Cornell.