Senior year was supposed to be a grind, then a victory lap. Here are some of the things I wish I had known beforehand.

I’m Katie, a junior in Arts & Sciences, and as someone who has spent countless hours studying in almost every study spot and library on campus these past two years, I feel qualified to share with you all the best study spots I have found.

My favorite class last semester was AMST 3370: American Theater on Stage and Screen II (1960-Present). This class examined how theater responds to historical events and the process of play adaptation from script to screen.

Time management can be a difficult skill to master as a busy student with constantly changing responsibilities, tasks, commitments, and time constraints. At Cornell, many students are heavily involved in extracurriculars and it's important to balance your schedule accordingly.

As a junior, I’ve been fortunate to experience Cornell for a few years now and want to share four aspects of Cornell that you definitely won’t find anywhere else – one for each season you’re on campus!

As a student, I understand the hesitation of attending office hours and the fear of asking questions. The Learning Strategies Center exists to help students overcome these fears with exciting programs aimed at making navigating a big university feel a bit smaller.

I wasn't trying to make it a big deal, but I knew what it meant: my first college decision. It wasn't just any college decision; it was my early decision school, Cornell University.

Cornell University's Pre-Orientation Service Trips (POST) program provided the perfect foundation for my college journey, surrounding me with peers who shared a growing passion for community service.

It's no secret that Cornell is a beautiful place! Today I'll be sharing some of my favorite places on campus.

I love learning languages and knew that taking language classes would be an important part of my college experience. I have taken intensive beginner Italian, intermediate Portuguese, and beginner Chinese.