Studying Abroad in Rome
One of the most compelling aspects of studying architecture in Rome is how quickly the extraordinary becomes familiar.
Finding Home Again: Building a Nepali Community at Cornell
What began as a requirement ultimately fulfilled something I had hoped for since childhood: finding a Nepali community within my school.
The Many Things I'm Excited for New Students to Experience
I still remember the brimming excitement I felt when I was accepted to Cornell, and there’s so much to look forward to once you arrive in Ithaca!
One of the things I’m most excited for students to experience is the campus’s natural beauty. From watching sunsets on the slope, to passing waterfalls on the way to class, to marveling at the pink blossoms in the spring, Ithaca is genuinely stunning. There’s truly nothing quite like it.
Surrounded by the Best... Here's How I Found My Place!
Cornell is full of incredibly talented people, but the goal is not to be the person next to you. The goal is to grow into the best version of yourself.
Conquering the Climbing Wall
While I enjoy hanging out on the Slope, especially when the sun is out, I'm also grateful for the Lindseth Climbing Center, which gives me a space to challenge myself.
Reflections on the Cornell Experience
As a proud parent and Cornell alumnus, watching my daughter begin her journey to Ithaca filled me with both nostalgia and excitement.
Learning to Build My Circle: Making Friends in College
Before I started college, everyone told me that making friends would be “so easy.” You’ll meet people everywhere, they said.
An Alum and Parent Perspective
We are kept apprised of everything on campus and have enjoyed amazing family weekend programming. Locally, we've met other Cornell parents at the annual New Student Send-off events and are enjoying the local Cornell Club activities and community.
How I Found My People: Within and Without the Posse Foundation
It all depends on you, how you want to meet people and spend your college time, and who you want to spend your memories with for the rest of your college years.
Being a Latina Pre-Law Student at Cornell
Since my freshman year in high school, I knew I wanted to go to law school.