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Rochester event celebrates citizen diplomacy

"The Gift of Dolls" on September 30 marks the 90th anniversary of a citizen-led exchange that has strengthened the ties between the people of the U.S. and Japan.

Professors Kufandirori, Ndulo, and Mudenda

Symposium in Zambia tackles African inequality

The two-day event, organized by the Institute for African Development, looked at ways to combat inequality on a continent where governments often exacerbate the problem.

Interfaith series resumes with talk by atom bomb survivor

Faith, Hope, and Knowledge continues with a presentation by Toyokazu Ihara, a survivor of the atomic bombing of the Japanese city of Nagasaki.

New global interfaith series launches September 12

The Einaudi Center and Cornell United Religious Work kick off a new series, Faith, Hope, and Knowledge: Interfaith Dialogues for Global Justice and Peace, with a talk by historian M. Antoni J....

Op-ed: Service learning is worth the risk

In USA Today, Institute for African Development associate Ed Mayaba says overseas volunteering is an "incredible chance to learn and serve."

Sri Lankan-Canadian novelist delivers Tagore Lecture Sept. 8

In the South Asia Program's annual event, Shyam Selvadurai reads from his novels and talks about writing from the hyphen between Sri Lankan and Canadian.

Seminar series tackles China's growing role in Africa

China and Africa: Political, Cultural, and Economic Engagement explores the relationship between the continent and its largest investor.

International faculty fellows make global impact

The first cohort of fellows graduated this summer after three years of research on topics ranging from nutrition to nanosatellites to tattoos.

Conference to explore new Southeast Asian language pedagogies

Instructors of Burmese, Indonesian, Khmer, Filipino (Tagalog), Thai, and Vietnamese from across the U.S. will gather at Cornell Sept. 8-10.

New semester packed with international events

With everything from films and readings to workshops and debates, the Fall 2017 semester is full of opportunities to learn, think, and talk about the world.

Center and Cornell provide refuge for scholars at risk

Cornell community extends a hand to academics who face violence or persecution in their home countries.

David Holmberg takes over as Fulbright adviser

The anthropologist and Nepal specialist replaces emeritus professor Gil Levine, who assisted students for 20 years.

Fulbright awardees set off for global destinations

Fourteen Cornell students and recent alumni receive grants from the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.

At International Fair, a world of possibilities on display

The event, at Uris Hall on August 30 from 11:30 to 2:00, showcases the many options for students to internationalize their Cornell experience on campus and abroad.

At summer institute, global scholars study English and more

Now in its 14th year, the English for International Students and Scholars summer course not only teaches language, but also culture, norms, and expectations.

Students conduct research in Asia with travel grants

Six grants from the Department of Asian Studies support projects on topics from fencing to trauma.

Conference explores best practices in intergroup dialogue

The annual meeting of the Einaudi Center-supported group drew about 130 participants from 37 institutions to campus.

Cornell co-hosts workshop on refugees in the classroom

Two-day meeting was designed to help K-12 teachers understand the needs of refugee students and cope with rising intolerance.

Conference keynotes highlight Cornell's partnerships in Asia

Talks by Hiro Miyazaki of the Einaudi Center, David Lodge of the Atkinson Center, and Ronnie Coffman of IP-CALS describe collaborative sustainability efforts.

Kaushik Basu begins term as head of International Economic Association

The C. Marks Professor of International Studies recently returned to Cornell after serving as Chief Economist at the World Bank.

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