What to expect from the 18th edition, taking place April 17–19, including tips, highlights, and how to make the most of your ...

In an AI-driven world of instant answers and endless scrolling, remembering what you learn is becoming the real challenge. Harvard Neuroscience Professor says the answer is not cramming harder, but ...

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, we look at how New Jersey's own Campbell's shaped our nation’s culture.

Why do so many people crave tomato juice on flights? Several studies have examined how altitude, noise, and cabin conditions change your taste buds.

COVID-19 accelerated the digitization of university, and traditional forms of pen and paper note-taking have slowly phased ...

Wondering what the best routes are for a quick one-mile run or walk? Melanie Delfosse '28 recommends some of her favorite ...

He suggested that she ask her doctor about trying a GLP-1 drug off-label, a common practice in which a medication is ...

In 2011, when Cornell partnered with the Technion Institute of Technology to create a global innovation hub on Roosevelt Island in New York City, it became one of the great academic success stories of ...

Cornell star attackman CJ Kirst was held scoreless in the Big Red’s NCAA men's lacrosse semifinal win over Penn State, the first scoreless outing of his four-year Cornell tenure. Kirst refused to be ...

Itchy armpits are a common nuisance. Dermatologists explain the potential causes of underarm itching and when to see a doctor.

A mattress that didn't provide sufficient give or support where they needed it most (especially the hips and shoulders).

The scene is right out of the 1950s with students pecking away at manual typewriters, the machines dinging at the end of each ...