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Campus violence, substance abuse are targets of prevention-education grants

End irrigation subsidies and reward conservation, Cornell water-resources study advises Burgeoning world population and global warming threaten business-as-usual, but change is possible

Burgeoning world population and global warming threaten business-as-usual, but change is possible

Grants for Cornell women faculty and researchers are available

Regional Climate Centers get support in effort to preserve funding

Understanding why the groundhog comes out when he does proves valuable to human medicine

After Clinton inauguration, second-term 'Socks' may find ghosts in the White House, suggests Cornell veterinary educator

Cornell trustees to meet in New York City Jan. 23 through 25

After Clinton inauguration, second-term 'Socks' may find ghosts in the White House, suggests Cornell veterinary educator Very first 'first pets' were birds, but cats now rule the roost and polling places, says veterinary dean Franklin Loew

Potato late blight combat has begun in several countries

Donald F. Smith is named acting dean of College of Veterinary Medicine

Bog beetle, misidentified for 85 years, is 'discovered' by Cornell entomologists