Upcoming Events
Oct 14 | 4:00pm - 5:15pm
Iconic Cornell - University Archives Tour
Join us for a rare and fascinating glimpse into Cornell’s deep and diverse history! In this unique event, a university archivist will guide us through extraordinary items from the Cornell University Archives—housed in the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections. From iconic artifacts to little-known treasures, you’ll uncover the stories that shaped Cornell and helped define its identity. Meet Mews/Loving House faculty-in-residence, Claire Menard, at the front desk of Olin Library at 3:50pm. This event is part of the "Iconic Cornell" series. It is a faculty-in-residence sponsored event and open to undergraduates.
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Oct 17 | 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Iconic Cornell - Habitat Hike at Sapsucker Woods (Transportation provided)
Join us for a habitat hike at Sapsucker Woods and the Lab of Ornithology! This event will begin with a short, guided introduction to native birds and plants before hiking through Sapsucker Woods Sanctuary and learning about invasive species ecology, habitat restoration, and what effective prevention and control look like in practice. This event will be held rain or shine, so please dress accordingly. Participants are also encouraged to bring a water bottle. Transportation will be provided. Meet in the RPCC parking lot near High Rise 5 at 12:30pm. There will be two Cornell University vans that will transport to and from Sapsucker Woods. This event is part of the Iconic Cornell series and is sponsored by Faculty Living-Learning Programs.
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Oct 27 | 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Iconic Cornell - Cornell’s Haunted History with Corey Ryan Earle
Want to learn about Cornell’s spooky side? Join Cornell history expert, Corey Ryan Earle ’07, and RBG faculty-in-residence, Kristen Underhill, for an evening of ghost stories, macabre legends, and infamous pranks. Enjoy free cider, donuts, and Halloween candy in the upper level of Novick’s Café at Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall. 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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