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Tulane students get the lowdown on all things Cornell
Displaced Tulane students came together for a whirlwind orientation meeting at Cornell Sept. 8, just a day and a half after most arrived in Ithaca after evacuating their New Orleans campus. It was a crash course in all things Cornell: a two-hour session to absorb all the information most new students learn over the course of a week.
Cornell-developed Web site will aid Gulf Coast recovery
The Web site will give reconstruction workers and researchers access to detailed information on the status of critical infrastructure in communities along the Mississippi coast, based on data collected in the field and added to a Geographic Information Systems (GIS) database.
Cornell continues to reach out
Thomas Bruce, vice president for university communications, issued the following statement Sept. 6: "As a member of The Leadership Alliance, Cornell University has sought information about students at historically black colleges in the affected area. We have discovered that there are a number of such students who may need a place to enroll this fall. Cornell is reaching out directly to those students. More information will be forthcoming in the days ahead." For those who would like to contribute to relief efforts through the United Negro College Fund or other national organizations, visit Cornell's Katrina Disaster Response site.

The IDEA Center, CU's business incubator, prepares for 2007 debut
IDEA Center graphic When the New Life Sciences Technology Building opens, 11,000 square feet will be devoted to a center designed to foster start-up companies that want to commercialize technologies developed at Cornell.

Federal policies keep people with disabilities in a 'poverty trap'
CU experts make dozens of recommendations for reforming policies so they promote, instead of undermine, economic self-sufficiency.
Cornell offers new majors in grape growing and winemaking
cabernet grapes Any field, any study? The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is filling a serious void in the winery industry by offering new four-year undergraduate majors in viticulture and enology.

Computer program learns grammar, composes sentences
The program scans text and autonomously infers grammar and creates sentences; it works for languages, music and protein sequences.

Campus News

Last call for CCA grant proposals

CU experts discuss union split at Pre-Labor Day event, Sept. 2

Cornell will celebrate life of Hans Bethe, Sept. 18

'Souper Day of Caring' kicks off United Way campaign, Sept. 15

Outdoor Education forms AIDS RIDE for Life team

Upcoming Events

Campus event highlights, through Sept. 15

Bassam Tibi visit begins with panel discussion, Sept. 12

Architect Peter Eisenman to lecture Sept. 13

Chinua Achebe to give reading Sept. 15

Special Features

FOCUS on learning and teaching at Cornell

FOCUS on Weill Cornell Medical College

Faculty Facets

Cornell's land-grant mission takes ideas from labs to streets

Cornell on Mars