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A new semester means new opportunities — and a few important things to get on your radar early. Whether you’re actively job hunting, exploring your options, or just trying to stay ahead, there’s a lot happening on campus this fall. Getting …
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If you’re an engineering sophomore and the words “internship search” make your stomach drop a little — you’re not alone. Upper-level students will tell you that a mix of excitement and nerves is practically a rite of passage. The good news? …
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Cornell’s Pre-Law Advisory Network is excited to announce the 2026 Law School Application Summer Bootcamp!
This four-part series of virtual workshops will help you get organized and get moving on your law school applications. We will cover every part …
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Understanding Your Job Offer – It’s Not Just About the Salary
One of the most common mistakes we see early-career professionals make when negotiating is focusing too singularly on base salary. While it’s an important part of your compensation (and …
How two alumni are transforming the way women navigate healthcare
Alumni:
Eliz Celik, ‘25, Biomedical Engineering, Cornell Duffield College of Engineering
Puloma Bishnu, ‘25, Biomedical Engineering, Cornell Duffield College of Engineering
Cornell planted the seed
When Eliz and Puloma …
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Each year, the student-led organization SiGMA (Sibley Graduates in Mechanical and Aerospace) holds an annual research symposium, funded by industry and academic sponsors.
An important component is networking with a panel of career professionals in academia, industry, startups, and national labs to represent …
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Read the full article in Cornellians.
“The Human Ecology alum planned on designing buildings—but fell in love with capturing their images with grace and style
By Joe Wilensky
In photographs by Brad Feinknopf ’86, buildings have both presence and grace. …
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The 2026-27 application for the Graduate School Opportunity Fund (formerly the “GAPS Fund”) is now open! This fund supports Cornell undergraduates who plan to apply to graduate and professional degree programs, including law school, medical school, PhD and MA/MS programs, …
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Read more July 23, 2026
The Cornell community has experienced an increase in phishing attempts over the past week. Scammers are impersonating the Office of Career Development to offer students work-study opportunities and remote internships. In some cases, these offers arrive on …
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By Zikora Akanegbu, Urban and Regional Studies ’26
Urban planning is about shaping how people experience the world around them: how they live, move, work, and connect within communities. Students are often drawn to the field for different but overlapping …
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Call a timeout with Jonathan Gustave, a Sports Mental Health Therapist. Find out what lessons Jonathan learned from sport and the impact it’s made on who he is today. Plus, hear more about his work supporting athletes in their mental health journeys and why it’s such an important piece of navigating life after sports.
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