Events

Roundtable: “Milei y los nuevos fascismos latinoamericanos” (in Spanish)

22 Apr

4:45 pm

165 Statler Hall

West Campus discussion on “The Hunger”

23 Apr

6:00 pm

Carl Becker House

Keynote talk: “Presenting the Present: Journalism in Latin America Today”

24 Apr

4:30 pm

Hollis E. Cornell Auditorium, Golden Smith Hall

Keynote: “Presenting the Present: Journalism in Latin America Today”

24 Apr

4:30 pm

Goldwin Smith Hall

Keynote talk: “The Idea of White Slavery: The West Indies Experience in the 17th Century”

27 Mar

4:45 pm

Klarman Hall Auditorium

West Campus student discussion with Sir Hilary Beckles

26 Mar

5:00 pm

Alice Cook House

“White Women and the Atlantic Slave System”

26 Mar

12:20 pm

101 Bradfield Hall

West Campus Student Engagement Event with ADW-PAL Steven Levitsky

20 Mar

6:00 pm

Flora Rose House

Keynote talk: “The Crisis (and Resilience) of Global Democracy”

18 Mar

4:30 pm

Klarman Hall Auditorium

Cornell Quantum Day fall 2024

21 Nov

9:00 am

700 Clark Hall

“Physics of Information” Michel Devoret (ADW-PAL) keynote talk

20 Nov

4:30 pm

Schwartz Auditorium, Rockefeller Hall

Opening Night: “Orlando’s Gift” and post-show discussion with Oskar Eustis, A.D. White Professor-at-Large

01 Nov

7:30 pm

Flexible Theatre, Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts

In Conversation with Oskar Eustis: “The current crisis in the American Theatre”

01 Nov

4:30 pm

Film Forum, Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts

ADW-PAL Robert Stavins: “Reducing Global Methane Emissions”

31 Oct

11:40 am

102 Mann Library

ADW-PAL Robert Stavins: “Communicating with Broad Audiences”

31 Oct

1:15 pm

401 Warren Hall

Keynote talk: “The Arts and Democracy”

31 Oct

5:00 pm

Statler Auditorium

ADW-PAL Robert Stavins: “Wine Economics: Informal & Intellectual Origins, and Areas of Application”

30 Oct

2:30 pm

401 Warren Hall

Rose Café Talk with ADW-PAL Robert N. Stavins ’80

30 Oct

7:00 pm

Flora Rose House

ADW-PAL Robert Stavins keynote: “What Can An Economist Have to Say About Climate Change?”

29 Oct

4:30 pm

B25 Warren Hall

“American Democracy Challenges in Comparative Perspective”

10 Apr

2:30 pm

G08 Uris Hall

“Rising Threats to U.S. Democracy — Roots and Responses”

09 Apr

4:00 pm

Lewis Auditorium, Goldwin Smith Hall

“Pushing Against Jim Crow: The Amazing World of African American Fraternal Orders”

09 Apr

8:30 am

398 Uris Hall

“What We Answer To: A Southern Daughter’s REFLECTION”

21 Mar

5:00 pm

Africana Studies and Research Center

Preston H. Thomas Memorial Symposium: Labor Un:Imagined

08 Mar

9:00 am

Milstein Auditorium, Milstein Hall, and via Zoom

“Freedom and Unfreedom: The Construction of Washington City in the District of Columbia”

07 Mar

5:15 pm

Milstein Auditorium, Milstein Hall

“The Living Room: A Conversation with Mabel O. Wilson”

06 Mar

5:00 pm

Milstein Plate Dance Floor, Milstein Hall

“Exploring the Role of the Performing Arts in Agricultural Development”

09 Nov

5:30 pm

The Soil Factory, 142 Ithaca Beer Drive, Ithaca, NY

“Strategic Partnerships in Agricultural Research and Development”

06 Nov

12:00 pm

401 Warren Hall

“Engineering for Reproductive Medicine” Symposium

26 Oct

2:00 pm

G10 Biotech

“Private Contributions for the Public Good: The Role of Philanthropy in Science”

24 Oct

3:00 pm

Lecture Hall 5, College of Veterinary Medicine

Plant-Animal Interactions, Coevolution and Chemical Ecology Symposium

06 Oct

1:30 pm

2123 Comstock Hall

Special Event Screening: “Empire of the Ants”

05 Oct

5:00 pm

Cornell Cinema

“Teaching & Learning Science in the 21st Century” – Carl Wieman (ADW Professor-at-Large)

26 Sep

4:00 pm

Rockefeller Hall

Department of Physics Colloquium – A.D. White Professor-at-Large Carl Wieman

25 Sep

4:00 pm

Rockefeller Hall

“Decoding the genomic program to generate T cells” – Ellen Rothenberg (ADW Professor-at-Large)

14 Sep

4:00 pm

College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University

LIVE RECORDING: “Immune” podcast w/special guest ADW-PAL Ellen Rothenberg

12 Sep

2:00 pm

College of Veterinary Medicine

“Sets, cards, fields, progressions, ranks, lines and triangles” – Jordan Ellenberg (ADW Professor-at-Large)

16 Mar

4:30 pm

253 Malott Hall

“From mosquitoes to ChatGPT — the birth and strange life of the random walk” – Jordan Ellenberg (ADW Professor-at-Large)

15 Mar

5:00 pm

196 Statler Hall

In concert: GRAMMY-winning soprano Dawn Upshaw (ADW Professor-at-Large) to perform “Winter Morning Walks”

24 Feb

7:00 pm

Barnes Hall

Professional Directions: Q&A with ADW-PAL Keri Putnam, Co-founder of ReFRAME and former CEO of the Sundance Institute

16 Nov

10:00 am

Schwartz Center for Performing Arts

Special Preview Screening: NANNY, followed by Q&A discussion

15 Nov

8:00 pm

Willard Straight Theatre

Gallery Discussion with Brinda Somaya, ADW Professor-at-Large

27 Oct

5:00 pm

Bibliowicz Family Gallery, Milstein Hall

Panel Discussion: “Inclusive and Diverse Practices in India”

27 Oct

9:30 am

1219 Martha Van Rensselaer

“Building in India | A Shared Desire for Dignity”: Brinda Somaya, ADW Professor-at-Large

26 Oct

5:15 pm

Milstein Auditorium, Milstein Hall and via Zoom

Women’s Planning Forum with Brinda Somaya, ADW Professor-at-Large

24 Oct

12:00 pm

Milstein Dome, Milstein Hall

“What to Make of Art Today?”: Xu Bing, A.D. White Professor-at-Large

20 Oct

5:00 pm

Goldwin Smith Hall

“Speaking my Soul: Race, Life and Language” – A Reading

30 Sep

12:15 pm

via Zoom

Immunogenomics Symposium

30 Sep

9:00 am

College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University

Film Premiere: TALKING BLACK in AMERICA – ROOTS (episode 3)

29 Sep

4:30 pm

Cornell Cinema

“The Coming Enlightenment: The University Sector and Reparatory Justice for Slavery and Colonialism”

16 Sep

4:30 pm

Rhodes-Rawlings

“NOT hearing African American Vernacular English, as shown by errors in the Automated Speech Recognition Systems (ASRs) used by Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google, IBM”

05 May

4:30 pm

106 Morrill Hall

“Speaking my Soul: Race, Life, and Language” – A Reading

03 May

4:30 pm

132 Goldwin Smith Hall and via Zoom

Earth Day 2022: Science and the Human Stories of Climate Change

22 Apr

7:00 pm

Paleontological Research Institute/The Museum of the Earth

Film Screening: The Human Element

21 Apr

7:00 pm

Cinemapolis, 120 East Green St., Ithaca, NY

The Human Element: Illuminating the story of climate change and other environmental impacts

20 Apr

7:15 pm

Becker House

“Imperialism, Internationalism, and Archaeology in the Un/Making of the Middle East”

19 Apr

4:30 pm

165 McGraw Hall

Creativity-CoCreation-Collaboration: A Panel Conversation

17 Mar

5:00 pm

The Soil Factory, 610 Elmira Road, Ithaca, NY

“What is the leading agricultural research for development organization doing to help farmers adapt to climate change?”

16 Mar

12:25 pm

135 Emerson or via Zoom

“Food Security: A legacy turned into a future challenge of peace, posterity & empowerment”

15 Mar

4:30 pm

230 Rockefeller Hall

“Ñamérica: On the complex and fascinating present of Latin America”

08 Mar

4:30 pm

120 Physical Sciences Building

“Football/Soccer: The Fiction Machine”

07 Mar

1:00 pm

G01 Stimson Hall and via Zoom

Wynton Marsalis I Photo credit: Joe Martinez for Jazz at Lincoln Center

An Evening with A.D. White Professor-at-Large Wynton Marsalis and the Cornell Wind Symphony

06 Nov

7:00 pm

Bailey Hall

“Democracy and the University”

05 Nov

1:00 pm

132 Goldwin Smith Hall

Upcoming Events

Roundtable: “Milei y los nuevos fascismos latinoamericanos” (in Spanish)

West Campus discussion on “The Hunger”

Keynote talk: “Presenting the Present: Journalism in Latin America Today”

Keynote: “Presenting the Present: Journalism in Latin America Today”

Past Events

Keynote talk: “The Idea of White Slavery: The West Indies Experience in the 17th Century”

West Campus student discussion with Sir Hilary Beckles

“White Women and the Atlantic Slave System”

West Campus Student Engagement Event with ADW-PAL Steven Levitsky

Keynote talk: “The Crisis (and Resilience) of Global Democracy”

Cornell Quantum Day fall 2024

“Physics of Information” Michel Devoret (ADW-PAL) keynote talk

Opening Night: “Orlando’s Gift” and post-show discussion with Oskar Eustis, A.D. White Professor-at-Large

In Conversation with Oskar Eustis: “The current crisis in the American Theatre”

ADW-PAL Robert Stavins: “Reducing Global Methane Emissions”

ADW-PAL Robert Stavins: “Communicating with Broad Audiences”

Keynote talk: “The Arts and Democracy”

ADW-PAL Robert Stavins: “Wine Economics: Informal & Intellectual Origins, and Areas of Application”

Rose Café Talk with ADW-PAL Robert N. Stavins ’80

ADW-PAL Robert Stavins keynote: “What Can An Economist Have to Say About Climate Change?”

“American Democracy Challenges in Comparative Perspective”

“Rising Threats to U.S. Democracy — Roots and Responses”

“Pushing Against Jim Crow: The Amazing World of African American Fraternal Orders”

“What We Answer To: A Southern Daughter’s REFLECTION”

Preston H. Thomas Memorial Symposium: Labor Un:Imagined

“Freedom and Unfreedom: The Construction of Washington City in the District of Columbia”

“The Living Room: A Conversation with Mabel O. Wilson”

“Exploring the Role of the Performing Arts in Agricultural Development”

“Strategic Partnerships in Agricultural Research and Development”

“Engineering for Reproductive Medicine” Symposium

“Private Contributions for the Public Good: The Role of Philanthropy in Science”

Plant-Animal Interactions, Coevolution and Chemical Ecology Symposium

Special Event Screening: “Empire of the Ants”

“Teaching & Learning Science in the 21st Century” – Carl Wieman (ADW Professor-at-Large)

Department of Physics Colloquium – A.D. White Professor-at-Large Carl Wieman

“Decoding the genomic program to generate T cells” – Ellen Rothenberg (ADW Professor-at-Large)

LIVE RECORDING: “Immune” podcast w/special guest ADW-PAL Ellen Rothenberg

“Sets, cards, fields, progressions, ranks, lines and triangles” – Jordan Ellenberg (ADW Professor-at-Large)

“From mosquitoes to ChatGPT — the birth and strange life of the random walk” – Jordan Ellenberg (ADW Professor-at-Large)

In concert: GRAMMY-winning soprano Dawn Upshaw (ADW Professor-at-Large) to perform “Winter Morning Walks”

Professional Directions: Q&A with ADW-PAL Keri Putnam, Co-founder of ReFRAME and former CEO of the Sundance Institute

Special Preview Screening: NANNY, followed by Q&A discussion

Gallery Discussion with Brinda Somaya, ADW Professor-at-Large

Panel Discussion: “Inclusive and Diverse Practices in India”

“Building in India | A Shared Desire for Dignity”: Brinda Somaya, ADW Professor-at-Large

Women’s Planning Forum with Brinda Somaya, ADW Professor-at-Large

“What to Make of Art Today?”: Xu Bing, A.D. White Professor-at-Large

“Speaking my Soul: Race, Life and Language” – A Reading

Immunogenomics Symposium

Film Premiere: TALKING BLACK in AMERICA – ROOTS (episode 3)

“The Coming Enlightenment: The University Sector and Reparatory Justice for Slavery and Colonialism”

“NOT hearing African American Vernacular English, as shown by errors in the Automated Speech Recognition Systems (ASRs) used by Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google, IBM”

“Speaking my Soul: Race, Life, and Language” – A Reading

Earth Day 2022: Science and the Human Stories of Climate Change

Film Screening: The Human Element

The Human Element: Illuminating the story of climate change and other environmental impacts

“Imperialism, Internationalism, and Archaeology in the Un/Making of the Middle East”

Creativity-CoCreation-Collaboration: A Panel Conversation

“What is the leading agricultural research for development organization doing to help farmers adapt to climate change?”

“Food Security: A legacy turned into a future challenge of peace, posterity & empowerment”

“Ñamérica: On the complex and fascinating present of Latin America”

“Football/Soccer: The Fiction Machine”

An Evening with A.D. White Professor-at-Large Wynton Marsalis and the Cornell Wind Symphony

“Democracy and the University”