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Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and School of Industrial and Labor Relations will hold open house for prospective students, Oct. 15

Evidence of ivory-billed woodpecker's existence mounts with presentation of sound recordings to bird experts

Final report on workforce planning, launched in 2001, identifies savings, sets future goals

Q & A with Norm Scott: Cow power, sustainable agriculture and development

From Redcoats to Big Red: Cornell Cooperative Extension invades Governors Island

Cornell Police to educate drivers on dangers of running through red, Aug. 27-Sept. 2

Cornell researchers say double knocks may be 'soundprints' of ivory-bills The public is invited to join in, listen and help decipher the sounds of the ivory-billed woodpecker

Robert Moog, Ph.D. '64, inventor of the music synthesizer, dies of brain cancer

Robert Toll named Cornell 2005 Entrepreneur of the Year

Cast of thousands: Move-in day heralds students' return to campus

Students and faculty come together for 'Things Fall Apart'

Cornell scholar has role in drafting disputed Iraqi constitution