As featured in the Fall 2021 Bulletin, SEAP's Language Instructors reflect on a challenging year of virtual language instruction by responding to the...

With a focus on inequalities and social justice, this year’s fellows—including 16 Cornell faculty—will bring informed perspectives to the news.

April 2021: Schnabel found that, paradoxically, religion protected mental health but endangered physical health. This pattern was present across...

Prize for best essay that considers the impact of technology on prospects for peace or war and/or the ways in which conflict may shape technology.

As Tao Leigh Goffe says, soul food is “adapted from high-calorie fuel rationed to enslaved people to eat in order to perform backbreaking labor.”

Einaudi's newest Global Public Voices fellows are working with Oxfam America and other partners to expand the reach of Cornell’s expertise.

Glynne Walley, translator of Kyokutei Bakin’s Eight Dogs, or “Hakkenden”: Part One—An Ill-Considered Jest, is co-winner of the Japan-U.S. Friendship...

Andrew Tisch of Forbes: "I had a chance to speak recently with Lazaro and Merlys from their temporary home in Kentucky, along with Ian Matthew Kysel,...

On Monday, two Iraqi scholars will speak about their work in Baghdad to restore the architecture and accompanying social history after the American...

The Cornell Contemporary China Initiative welcomes CK Lee, Professor, Sociology, UCLA speaking on Hong Kong: Global China’s Restive...