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Digital Agriculture at Cornell a Possible Component of $30 Million in Settlement Funding

Part of Cornell’s settlement with the federal government is a $30 million investment into agricultural research, which may ...
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Cornell Students Deploy World’s First Free-Flying Light Sail

Cornell students in the Space Systems Design Studio built the Alpha CubeSat as part of a NASA program supporting ...
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Business Owner Barry Wolfert ’88 Launches Campaign to Flip Deep-Red Georgia House District

Barry Wolfert ’88 is running for election to the U.S. House of Representatives to represent Georgia's 11th Congressional ...
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IN DATA | Panhel Members Outperform Cornell Average GPA Among Other Greek Life Groups

Data released for Spring 2025 by Cornell University Sorority and Fraternity Life revealed that sororities recognized by the ...
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Thrilling Ending Propels No. 14 Men’s Hockey Over Alaska, 5-2, Securing Series Sweep

I thought we played a better game tonight [than] last night,” said head coach Casey Jones ’90. “I felt our structure was ...
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Women’s Hockey Breaks Out of Offensive Slump in Thrilling 5-5 Tie Versus Clarkson

We’ve been trying to find ways to score more goals. We did that,” said head coach Doug Derraugh ’91. “Unfortunately, we ...
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Former Cornell Arts and Sciences Dean, Professor Appointed as Caltech’s Tenth President

Former Dean of Cornell’s College of Arts and Sciences, Ray Jayawardhana, has been named the next president of the California Institute of Technology, announced on Tuesday at a community-wide gathering ...
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Reeve ’74, Activist and Hero

“In this place, Christopher Reeve is a hero,” says Prof. Stephen Cole, theater. Christopher Reeve ’74, the actor, the director and the activist, accomplished many outstanding things in his life, both ...