Cornell University’s vice provost for international affairs, Wendy Wolford, discusses the impact of Trump administration visa policies on international student enrollment.

Dr. Gail Saltz, associate professor at Weill Cornell Medicine, provides expert insights on the use of AI in mental health therapy.

Dionne Pohler, a professor at Cornell University, provided expert commentary on the legal complexities of strike intervention.

Karl Pillemer, a professor at Cornell University, is cited for his research on family estrangement and reconciliation.

Caroline Cappello, a Cornell University wildlife ecologist, co-authored the study revealing new bald eagle migration patterns, reflecting Cornell's role in avian research and higher education.

Dr. Hadley King, a clinical instructor at Weill Cornell Medicine, provides expert insight into growth factors and their role in anti-aging skin care.

Eswar Prasad, senior professor of international trade policy, discusses tariff negotiations between the US and China. 

Natasha Suresh Raheja, assistant professor of anthropology, discusses the relationship between Christians and Hindus in South Asia.

Cynthia Leifer, an immunology professor at Cornell University, voices concern about the negative impact of cutting mRNA vaccine research on pandemic preparedness and medical innovation.

Walter Boot, a psychologist at Weill Cornell Medicine, provides expertise on technology use and cognition among older adults.

“These events that used to be one in 100 [years] or one in 500 are happening back-to-back and that really wears down people’s finances, as well as their mental wherewithal,” says Linda Shi, professor of urban planning.

John Thickstun, assistant professor of computer science, says “I’m not a believer that it’s the end of work and that AI is just going to solve all humanity’s problems for it, but I do think there’s still a lot of headroom for them, and other people in this space, to continue to improve the technology. Not just capitalizing on the gains that have already been made.”