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  • If you ever find yourself in historic Santiago de Compostela, Spain, you might bump into Cornell College graduate Maggie Ryan '13.

    Ryan ’13 teaches and learns languages

    If you ever find yourself in historic Santiago de Compostela, Spain, you might bump into Cornell College graduate Maggie Ryan '13. Read More About Ryan ’13 teaches and learns languages

  • For Jennifer Knox ՚14, there is one question that job interviewers never fail to ask her.

    Broadening your lens

    For Jennifer Knox ՚14, there is one question that job interviewers never fail to ask her. Read More About Broadening your lens

  • Cornell College's Caleb Blair is taking a break from baseball and homework this summer to excavate Illinois woodland sites in search of artifacts.

    Blair explores archaeological excavation research

    Cornell College's Caleb Blair is taking a break from baseball and homework this summer to excavate Illinois woodland sites in search of artifacts. Read More About Blair explores archaeological excavation research

  • Cornell College's Julian Wilson '20 unexpectedly checked off a running milestone while traveling with his class in Greece for a classical studies course.

    Wilson ’20 runs Athens Marathon during off-campus course

    Cornell College's Julian Wilson '20 unexpectedly checked off a running milestone while traveling with his class in Greece for a classical studies course. Read More About Wilson ’20 runs Athens Marathon during off-campus course

  • A new academic year begins today at Cornell College, and the college welcomes nine new faculty members in the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences.

    9 new faculty to teach at Cornell College

    A new academic year begins today at Cornell College, and the college welcomes nine new faculty members in the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences. Read More About 9 new faculty to teach at Cornell College

  • Cornell College Professor of Classics Philip Venticinque turns back the pages of time to examine the ancient economy in his newly released book “Honor Among Thieves.”

    Professor Venticinque examines ancient economy in new book

    Cornell College Professor of Classics Philip Venticinque turns back the pages of time to examine the ancient economy in his newly released book “Honor Among Thieves.” Read More About Professor Venticinque examines ancient economy in new book

  • A Cornell College student and her professor are working together to create an interactive textbook.

    Summer research unlocks the world of Ancient Greece for virtual explorers

    A Cornell College student and her professor are working together to create an interactive textbook. Read More About Summer research unlocks the world of Ancient Greece for virtual explorers

  • This is the path of individuals who have excelled in a field that is arguably unrelated to their major.

    The Path of Prepared Uncertainty

    This is the path of individuals who have excelled in a field that is arguably unrelated to their major. Read More About The Path of Prepared Uncertainty

  • Cornell College honored students with departmental and college-wide academic awards on Thursday, April 21. Congratulations on your achievements!  Photos of the event can be seen on Flickr here. All college awards Phi Beta Kappa William Alexander Emily Andrulis Kenny Capesius Michelle Dougan Christopher Felt Elizabeth Flick Katie Gilbert Danya Lebell Phyo Lin Ruby Linkhart Christopher […]

    2015-16 academic awards

    Cornell College honored students with departmental and college-wide academic awards on Thursday, April 21. Congratulations on your achievements!  Photos of the event can be seen on Flickr here. All college awards Phi Beta Kappa William Alexander Emily Andrulis Kenny Capesius Michelle Dougan Christopher Felt Elizabeth Flick Katie Gilbert Danya Lebell Phyo Lin Ruby Linkhart Christopher […] Read More About 2015-16 academic awards

  • Classics Professor John Gruber-Miller is building a time machine.

    Building a time machine to ancient Corinth

    Classics Professor John Gruber-Miller is building a time machine. Read More About Building a time machine to ancient Corinth

  • Cornell College classical studies professor John Gruber Miller has been elected to a two-year term as vice president of the American Classical League.

    Gruber-Miller elected VP of Classical League

    Cornell College classical studies professor John Gruber Miller has been elected to a two-year term as vice president of the American Classical League. Read More About Gruber-Miller elected VP of Classical League

  • Cornell College junior Miranda Donnellan has earned the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State, and will spend the spring 2016 semester studying in South Korea.

    Donnellan earns Gilman scholarship

    Cornell College junior Miranda Donnellan has earned the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State, and will spend the spring 2016 semester studying in South Korea. Read More About Donnellan earns Gilman scholarship

  • Cornell College honored students with departmental and college-wide academic awards on Thursday, April 23.

    2014-15 academic awards

    Cornell College honored students with departmental and college-wide academic awards on Thursday, April 23. Read More About 2014-15 academic awards

  • Phil Venticinque, associate professor of classics at Cornell College, has an article in the latest issue of the journal Historia, a highly selective, well respected, and leading journal in the field of classics and ancient history.

    Venticinque published in journal Historia

    Phil Venticinque, associate professor of classics at Cornell College, has an article in the latest issue of the journal Historia, a highly selective, well respected, and leading journal in the field of classics and ancient history. Read More About Venticinque published in journal Historia

  • Jennifer Knox '14 will fulfill her childhood dream of attending Oxford University, where she’ll study international relations.

    Knox pursuing passion at dream school

    Jennifer Knox '14 will fulfill her childhood dream of attending Oxford University, where she’ll study international relations. Read More About Knox pursuing passion at dream school

  • 2013-14 Academic Awards

    Each year Cornell College recognizes student achievement with an awards celebration. Dozens of students were honored at this year’s ceremony. Read More About 2013-14 Academic Awards

  • Faculty/Staff News Spring 2014

    Faculty/Staff accomplishments from the Spring 2014 Cornell Report. Read More About Faculty/Staff News Spring 2014

  • After testing the limits of graphite and charcoal drawing during her senior exhibition, Josephine Liu '13 is ready to explore animation and other art forms as she embarks on a year of studies at the San Francisco Art Institute.

    Liberal studies help Liu recognize calling as an artist

    After testing the limits of graphite and charcoal drawing during her senior exhibition, Josephine Liu '13 is ready to explore animation and other art forms as she embarks on a year of studies at the San Francisco Art Institute. Read More About Liberal studies help Liu recognize calling as an artist

  • 2012-13 Academic Awards

    Each year, Cornell College honors students from across disciplines at the Academic Awards Ceremony. This year, dozens of students were recognized for their academic performance. Read More About 2012-13 Academic Awards

  • John Gruber-Miller, professor of classical studies, isn’t just a great teacher—he inspires others to be great teachers, as well. Gruber-Miller won the 2012 Excellence in the Teaching of Classics at the College Level award from the American Philological Association.

    Inspired teaching

    John Gruber-Miller, professor of classical studies, isn’t just a great teacher—he inspires others to be great teachers, as well. Gruber-Miller won the 2012 Excellence in the Teaching of Classics at the College Level award from the American Philological Association. Read More About Inspired teaching

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