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Iconic Cornell - History Walk with Corey Ryan Earle

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Sat, Sep 19, 2026

1:30 PM – 3 PM EDT (GMT-4)

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Join Cornell University historian Corey Ryan Earle '07 and CKB faculty-in-residence Connie Yuan for a history walk through the heart of campus. Beginning beneath McGraw Tower, the tour explores the architecture and history woven into Cornell’s iconic spaces — highlighting the fascinating stories behind campus landmarks, statues, plaques, and inscriptions. The tour concludes with complimentary coffee at Cafe Jennie, offering time to reflect on the artistry, history, and character that define Cornell’s campus.

Meet beneath McGraw Tower at 1:25pm to begin the tour at 1:30pm.

This event is part of the "Iconic Cornell" series and is open to undergraduates. Hosted by North Campus faculty-in-residence and Faculty Living-Learning Programs. 
 

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Co-hosted with: Balch Hall, Ujamaa Residential College, Latino Living Center, Mary Donlon Hall, Court-Kay-Bauer Hall, Townhouse Community, The High Rises: Jameson Hall and High Rise 5, Mews and Loving House: the LGBTQ+ Living Learning Unit, Clara Dickson Hall, Risley Residential College, Low Rises 6 & 7, Ecology House - Hurlburt Residential College for Environmental Education and Awareness, Akwe:kon, Just About Music Program House, Holland International Living Center, The Multicultural Living Learning Unit (McLLU), South Campus, Toni Morrison Hall, Ganędagǫ: Hall, North Campus Faculty Living-Learning Programs (OWNER), Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall, Barbara McClintock Hall, Hu Shih Hall, Cascadilla/Sheldon Court