Bruce Kornreich, director of the Feline Health Center, discusses Savannah cats which are exploding in popularity, and whose ownership is banned in certain states.

Article discusses the contributions of Cornell's Grapevine Breeding and Genetics Program to winemaking.

Michael Dorf, professor of law, discusses the debt ceiling in this opinion essay.

Virginia Doellgast, professor of employment relations and dispute resolution at ILR, discusses labor unions' battles against disruptive technology.

Sarah Kreps, professor of government, discusses why China continues to push its influence operations.

Chekitan Dev, professor of marketing and management at the Nolan School, discusses why hotel brands are shifting away from daily housekeeping.  

“They’re afraid that if the use of AI to do all this becomes normalized, then it becomes very hard to stop the train,” says James Grimmelmann, professor of law. “The guild is in the position of trying to imagine lots of different possible futures.”

Cristobal Young, professor of sociology, discusses the impacts of taxes on the migration of the wealthy.

“This is not ‘the end of the March banking crisis’ – it is still the beginning, as shuddering regional bank stocks already are showing at the stock exchanges’ opening bells,” says Robert Hockett, professor of law and finance.

Christopher Anderson, professor of operations and analytics at the School of Hotel Administration, explains why prices fluctuate when booking a hotel.

Robert Hockett, professor of law and public finance, weighs in on the First Republic crash.

Jessie Barry, program manager at the Lab of Ornithology, discusses the origin and usages of the Merlin Bird ID application.