See Where Materials Science Can Take You

Because every product is made of something, materials engineers can find opportunities in nearly every industry. While materials applications in aerospace and nanotechnology may come to mind first, many other specialized industries also rely heavily on materials expertise. If you’re …

By Melissa Bazley
Melissa Bazley Assistant Director, Engineering Careers (University Career Development)
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Ivan Hsiao Talks Building Trans Health HQ and Winning StartOut Demo Day

This episode features  (any pronouns), the Founder and CEO of Trans Health HQ, a digital health platform that improves the health of the transgender and gender-expansive community through education, care navigation, and systemic reform of healthcare institutions. Ivan also teaches the  at …

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Navigating Law School Admissions, with Yale and Harvard (June 16)

Miriam Ingber and Kristi Jobson, the deans of admission at Yale Law School and Harvard Law School, are taking their podcast, Navigating Law School Admissions, on the road! Join them as they provide candid, accurate, and straightforward advice about law …

By Alex Jablonski
Alex Jablonski Associate Director, Pre-Law and Pre-Grad Advisor
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Life Sciences Technology Innovation Fellows Showcase Startups in NYC

By: Entrepreneurship at Cornell

April 21, 2026

Cornell University’s Life Sciences Technology Innovation Fellows (LSTIF) program culminated April 18 at a showcase in New York City, where interdisciplinary teams pitched their startup concepts to peers and supporters. 

The showcase followed two …

By Elaine Lu Hoffstaetter
Elaine Lu Hoffstaetter Career Readiness Coach (Central Career Services)
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Engineers: Turn Your Scroll into STEM Career Inspiration

Wondering how to answer big career questions like “What do you want to major in?” Start by paying attention to what already catches your eye.

By Melissa Bazley
Melissa Bazley Assistant Director, Engineering Careers (University Career Development)
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Building Global Connections: Virtual Career Fair – Discover Opportunities in China

The Virtual Career Fair: Discover Opportunities in China connected Cornell students and China‑based employers through a focused, globally oriented recruiting experience. Designed to support students exploring career pathways connected to China—particularly Cornell students from China—the fair created meaningful opportunities for …

By Kayleigh Bermudez
Kayleigh Bermudez Assistant Director, Recruiting & Employer Engagement
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2026 Spring Cornell Career Fair Days: Building Connections Across Career Pathways 

The 2026 Spring Cornell Career Fair Days returned to campus this March, bringing students, alumni, and employers together in Barton Hall for two days of in‑person engagement, exploration, and connection. Designed around distinct career pathways, the fairs helped students navigate …

By Kayleigh Bermudez
Kayleigh Bermudez Assistant Director, Recruiting & Employer Engagement
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Join an Ithaca-Based LSAT Study Group!

Staying in Ithaca this summer and planning to take the LSAT? Join a small, student-run study group designed to keep you on track!

Meet other like-minded students on campus, have a space to keep you accountable, and share LSAT resources …

By Alex Jablonski
Alex Jablonski Associate Director, Pre-Law and Pre-Grad Advisor
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Episode 43: Timeout with Cam F Awesome

On this week’s episode of Timeout with TWN, we chatted with Cam F Awesome, former boxer and Founder of Awesome Talks. 

Find out how he used sport as a tool to help him create opportunities for life after the game. Plus, learn the lessons that Cam gained from his journey that he shares with audiences around …

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What to Do After Graduating With a BFA: Career Paths, Art Jobs, and Building a Sustainable Creative Life

By Mallory Shotwell

Graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree can feel both exciting and disorienting at the same time. For many students, BFA programs provide years of rigorous studio critique, conceptual development, technical training, and artistic experimentation, but …

By Madelynn Hollis
Madelynn Hollis Assistant Director of Career Development (College of Architecture, Art and Planning)
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