Proposals are due March 16 for seed grants and new targeted support for early-career faculty with research in international studies.

Cornell University political scientist Santiago Anria provides analysis on the weakening and fragmentation of Latin America's political left.

Lourdes Casanovas from Cornell University discusses the likelihood of a financial bubble and the uncertainty regarding its potential burst.

Judith Byfield talks with This American Life about Nigerian teacher and women's protest movement leader Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti. 

Cornell University historian Raymond Craib warns elected officials about the dangers of enabling semi-autonomous zones, citing examples like Próspera.

Mildred Warner, a Cornell University professor of city and regional planning, discusses how exclusionary zoning and political resistance hinder family...

We sent Cornell students abroad last summer to benefit from learning communities. 

Undergraduate Global Scholars joined debaters to discuss “Is (Cutting) International Aid Good?”

Mildred Warner, professor of city and regional planning, and global development, says child care costs are higher in states with high living costs and...

Kenneth Roberts (LACS) speaks with Newsweek about the military's Venezuelan “drug boat” strikes and the resurgence of U.S. interventionism in Latin...