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Conditions on vast plain on Mars could have been suitable for life, Cornell rover scientist Squyres states in special Science issue

Cornell alumnus Michael Schwam-Baird of Jacksonville, Fla., awarded a Marshall Scholarship

Cornell 2003 grad Damany Gibbs wins Rhodes Scholarship

Video-streamed lectures and commentaries are available online

Turkey's ambassador to U.S. among speakers at Turkish forum Dec. 3-4

Cornell Police participates in 'zero-tolerance' wave of seat-belt enforcement

Cornell sociologist's statistical sampling method to be used by CDC to track HIV-risk behavior among drug users in 25 cities

Lesbian, Bisexual and Gay Studies program celebrates 10 years

Stephen J. Hadley, Cornell Class of 1969, becomes second Cornell alumnus to serve as national security adviser

Forecast for Thanksgiving Day: Plenty of stuffing, not much snow

An apple a day could help protect against brain-cell damage that triggers Alzheimer's, Parkinsonism, Cornell studies find

Reducing enlarged heart muscle cuts patients' cardiac risk, independent of lowered blood pressure, New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell researchers report