Asylum seekers and refugees from many areas of the world and specifically from Central and South America are desperately trying to immigrate to the United States.

Modern surveillance technology has transformed the epistemic conditions of armed conflict. Drones, satellites, and persistent ISR systems now enable military commanders to identify individual civilians and predict, with statistical precision, the…

In light of the war with Iran, Arang Keshavarzian's book talk will now be a roundtable discussion on recent events.

The Southeast Asia Program’s annual graduate conference offers a space for scholars of Southeast Asia to share new work, receive feedback, and engage with peers and faculty across disciplines.

Talk by Aniket Aga (Geography, University at Buffalo, SUNY)

A workshop with Joanna Krenz to discuss two papers she authored: Programmer as Translator: The LHC of Chinese Artificial Intelligence Poetry Virtual Conciliation: (Un-)Coding the Split between Tradition and Modernity in Chinese Artificial…

How can we identify and interpret xenophobia in online spaces? What can digital data tell us about real world enforcement and lived experiences of migrants, and where are its limits? And how can we use computational tools to study and respond to…

High rates of micronutrient deficiency persist in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) and disproportionately impact populations with limited access to nutrient-rich foods.

Take your Cornell studies abroad! Join Study Abroad 101 with the Education Abroad Advisors who will share tips on where to start your journey, where to find program options, how the application process works, and who to connect with in your college…

Join students from Cornell University and Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ) for a dynamic, cross-border poster exchange exploring how global challenges are translated into local policy solutions.