Many in our campus community are dealing with questions and concerns about recent U.S. executive actions on immigration and travel bans—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.
Muna Ndulo speaks on transitional justice and transparency in the Colombian peace process.
Elephant Listening Project and partners using AI tools to distinguish elephant calls in Congo rainforest.
Weill Cornell Medicine's Jean William Pape, MD '75, speaks about fighting HIV in his home country.
ILR students develop a case study of alternative dispute resolution during summer in India.
Law and economics group focuses on how growth is distributed, how marginalized groups can do better.
Curriculum helps Tanzanian farmers address climate change and its connection to farming practices.
A Language Resource Center podcast on the importance of promoting global citizenship and international engagement.
