Events
Although most students choose to study abroad during their Junior year, there are reasons why you might want to wait until your Senior semester to study abroad. We have put together a panel of... Read more
There are many summer study abroad opportunities for Cornellians. Whether you wish to pursue a program the specializes in field-based research, language learning or even an internship abroad, we... Read more
Joseph Margulies, Professor of Law and Government, Cornell University, will speak at 12:15 pm in G-08 Uris Hall about "The Neighborhood Trust: The Next Stage in Community Revitalization... Read more
The 1923 religious minority exchange between Greece and Turkey set a legal precedent in the international arena. Informed by the principle of segregation, the principal legacy of the exchange is... Read more
For graduate students and postdocs at Cornell.
How might you engage students and encourage them to participate in their own learning more directly? How does active learning help people... Read more
2007 > France > Directed by Marjane Satrapi & Vincent Paronnaud
With voices of Catherine Deneuve, Chiara Mastroianni, Danielle Darrieux
The award-winning animated... Read more
2018 > South Korea > Directed by Chang-dong Lee
With Ah-In Yoo, Steven Yeun, Jong-seo Jeon
This moody, mysterious thriller is wrapped around a fatal triangle: Jongsu, a young... Read more
Education Research Reading Group
Please join us for bi-weekly discussions about teaching and education research. Our reading group is open to faculty, staff and students. We usually... Read more
The Rohingyas, an ethno-linguistic and religious minority of Myanmar known as the most persecuted people in the world, experienced a brutal atrocity in 2017 perpetrated by Myanmar security forces... Read more
“The Politics of Relocation: Demolition and Resettlement in Shanghai and Mumbai” with Mark W. Frazier
Abstract: Shanghai’s record of massive and rapid urban transformation in the 1990s and... Read more