Wendy Wolford, Cornell University's vice provost for international affairs, warns that the new international student rule will impact Cornell's five-year architecture and 4+1 combined bachelor's and master's programs.
John Abowd, a Cornell University professor emeritus, criticized the census report's methodology as unprofessional and its findings as statistical noise.
Bryan L. Sykes, a Cornell University professor, co-authored this analysis on DEI practices and higher education's response to political and social pressures.
Randy Worobo, a Cornell professor of food safety microbiology, provides expert context on how bagged lettuce can become contaminated with cyclospora and other pathogens.
Jedd Wolchok, director of the Meyer Cancer Center at Weill Cornell Medicine, described the melanoma vaccine as an important step forward for cancer immunotherapy.
James Grimmelmann, a Cornell Law School professor, provides expert analysis on the potential legal and financial outcomes for Meta in the child safety trial.
Adrienne Bitar, a Cornell University food studies lecturer, explains how current trends like boy kibble and girl dinner echo longstanding food practices.
Pop Mart’s targeted U.S. strategy reflects a broader shift by Chinese brands to cultivate niche audiences and global identities amid rising U.S.-China tensions, with Cornell’s Lourdes Casanova noting that some firms increasingly distance themselves from their Chinese origins.
danah boyd, a Cornell University professor who studies the census, discusses the implications of eliminating demographic data on political assessments and resource allocations.