My Experience at the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) National Conference

MJ R.

What is AISES?  

My Physical Education Class Experience

Grace L.

Prior to graduation, every Cornell student is required to take two credits (two courses) worth of Physical Education classes.

My Top 5 Favorite Things About Cornell

Ava G.

Ezra Cornell’s iconic phrase “I would found an institution where any person can find instruction in any study” sets the ambiance of a culturally enriched, picturesque campus that wholeheartedly emb

Finding Support and Community in AIISP

Mary E.

As an Indigenous student in an Ivy League university, culturally sensitive support services made all the difference in my life.

Gaining Hands-on Research Experience

Nimisha G.

Cornell prides itself on being an exemplary research institution, and rightfully so.

My Experience Studying Communication at Cornell

Vivian R.

The field of Communication is incredibly vast, covering everything from practical marketing to in-depth social science research. As a new first-year student, this might seem overwhelming.

Top Tips for Making Friends in College

Arisbel V.

When I entered college, I was scared as heck. I constantly asked myself “How do I make new friends?” Entering college marks a significant transition in life, adulthood, and independence.

Physical Education Classes at Cornell

Sophie M.

Cornell students have a requirement to complete two credits worth of Physical Education classes for graduation.

Studying Abroad in Toulouse, France

Gio R.

I’ll never forget my experience of studying abroad and living in France's ‘pink city.’ I’ll remember my time abroad as those nostalgic halcyon days of the past when I had to explore and advent