Though the COVID-19 pandemic — combined with a boom in application numbers — made this year’s cycle an unusually competitive one for students applying to medical and law schools, Cornell students successfully navigated the process and are headed to some of the country’s top professional schools this fall.
A multidisciplinary team of Cornell students and faculty and local schoolchildren will begin an archeological dig Sept. 18 at St. James, to deepen the understanding of the church’s role in safeguarding enslaved freedom-seekers in the 19th century and shed new light on the church’s long history.
Recent graduates reflect on their experiences and studies at Cornell:
"I have learned how to lean into my vulnerability, to exist and write in a space of productive discomfort and to find joy in uncertainty."
- Sarah Sachar, '21 (pictured at left)
Cornell faculty congratulate just a few of our outstanding members of the class of 2021:
Pursue your interests with courses in French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese, as well as Polish language and Romance Studies Freshman Writing Seminars. Our spring 2021 courses span many topics—check them out at the links below!
