Many in our campus community are dealing with questions and concerns about recent U.S. executive actions on immigration travel bans, and DACA and undocumented students—and the current and future implications for student, faculty, and staff activities and our international programs.
percent of Cornell's graduating seniors have participated in international programs.
international students study on Cornell's main campus.
modern and ancient languages are taught at Cornell.
Construction has begun on AguaClara's 16th gravity-powered water treatment facility in La Concordia, Nicaragua, its first outside of Honduras.
Cornell University supports DACA and undocumented students—and provides resources and information to assist them.
Medical students at Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar take on their toughest challenge to date on the most difficult patients in the world—children.
Camp Aragats ignites Armenian girls' interest in scientific inquiry and broadens their opportunities.
Turkish scholar Azat Gündoğan just completed a visiting position at Cornell, arranged via the Scholar Rescue Fund.
Cornell's Language Resource Center has a new mission and a new space on the ground floor of Stimson Hall.
Students learn to connect, collaborate and create across lines of social and cultural difference.
