Flores-Macías warns of the risk recent crises present to Latin America's hard-earned democratic advances.

The Einaudi Center and the Office of Global Learning are offering student-guided tours of "how the light gets in" at the Johnson Museum of Art.

The Migrations initiative announced a new funding cycle for work on migration phenomena. Deadline: December 18, 2019.

Two former ambassadors to debate President Trump’s border policy in October 21 Lund Critical Debate.

October 2019—Cornell University Police (CUPD) have become aware of an emerging extortion scheme targeting Chinese citizens. The scheme has been active overseas, in Canada, and recently is emerging in the United...

In a new book, Cornell's Gustavo Flores-Macías assesses how Latin American political factors impact the efficacy of tax reform.

A panel discussion—"Has Trump Changed Everything?"—kicked off programming of the Institute of Politics and Global Affairs on the Ithaca campus.

From left, Douglas Kriner, Steve Israel, Parfait Eloundou-Enyegue, and Kaushik Basu discuss a point via video chat with political scientist Sarah Binder.

Cornell's Parfait Eloundou-Enyegue is among the independent scientists who tell the United Nations that "the future is now."

"International perspective is central to advancing knowledge," says Rachel Riedl, new director of Cornell's Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies.