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podcast_episode / Apr 14

The Cornell University Podcast: Cornell News: New President Appointed, Research Advocacy, Wildlife Hospital Expansion, CIS Building, Coach Farewell, and Campus Updates

Good afternoon, Cornellians. Today is Monday, July 28, 2025, and here are the latest updates from our campus community. Michael I. Kotlikoff has been officially appointed as Cornell University's 15th president, effective March 21, 2025. Previously serving as interim president since July 2024, President Kotlikoff has been a part of the Cornell community for many years, including his tenure as provost from 2015 to 2024. His leadership has been instrumental in advancing the university's mission and initiatives. Cornell University is actively engaging with Congress to advocate for the protection and enhancement of federal research funding. The university community has been encouraged to contact congressional representatives to emphasize...

podcast_episode / Apr 14

The Cornell University Podcast: Cornell News Roundup: New President, Campus Expansions, Research Highlights, and Upcoming Events – August 18, 2025

Good afternoon, Cornellians! It's Monday, August 18, 2025, and welcome to another episode of our campus news podcast. Let's dive into the latest happenings at Cornell University. Today in Ithaca, we're enjoying mostly sunny skies with a comfortable temperature of 60°F (16°C). As the day progresses, temperatures are expected to rise, reaching a pleasant 75°F (24°C) by mid-afternoon. So, it's a perfect day to be out and about on campus. In university leadership news, Michael I. Kotlikoff has been officially appointed as Cornell's 15th president. After serving as interim president since July 2024, Kotlikoff's formal appointment took effect on March 21, 2025. Prior to this role...

podcast_episode / Apr 14

The Cornell University Podcast: Cornell Update: Climate Week Events, Supreme Court Lawsuit, Toni Morrison Tribute, Sports Triumphs, Campus Renovations, and New Provost

Good afternoon, Cornell community. Here's what's happening on campus as of Monday, September 8, 2025. Cornell University is set to participate in Climate Week NYC 2025, taking place from September 21 to 28. The university will host events focusing on topics such as nuclear energy, artificial intelligence for climate solutions, nature finance, and the built environment. These initiatives aim to foster critical conversations on science-based climate solutions. In legal news, the U.S. Supreme Court has reinstated a class-action lawsuit involving 28,000 Cornell employees. The suit alleges excessive fees in the university's retirement plans. The court's unanimous decision emphasizes that plaintiffs are not required to preemptively...

podcast_episode / Apr 14

The Cornell University Podcast: Cornell News: AI & Finance Conference, Toni Morrison Tribute, McGraw Tower Update, Lawsuit, Budget Cuts, and Big Red Football Rivalry

Good morning, Cornell community. Today is Monday, September 15, 2025, and here are the latest updates from around campus. This week, Cornell Financial Engineering Manhattan is hosting its third annual "Future of Finance & AI" Conference on September 19 at Roosevelt Island. The event will feature industry leaders discussing topics like "ChatGPT & The Future of AI in Finance" and "The Changing Landscape of Investing." Additionally, from September 18 to 21, the university will celebrate "Toni Morrison: Literature and Public Life," marking the 70th anniversary of her degree. The four-day event includes films, panels, workshops, and the unveiling of a mural honoring Morrison's legacy. McGraw Tower, an...

podcast_episode / Apr 14

The Cornell University Podcast: Cornell News Update: Toni Morrison Tribute, New Faculty, Scientific Training, Renovated McGraw Tower, and Student Innovation

Good afternoon, Cornell community. It's Monday, September 22, 2025, and here's what's happening on campus. Currently, it's 72 degrees with light rain. Expect intermittent clouds and temperatures reaching up to 77 degrees later this afternoon. Thunderstorms are anticipated this evening, so keep your umbrellas handy. Cornell is honoring the 70th anniversary of Toni Morrison's graduation with a four-day event titled "Toni Morrison: Literature and Public Life." From September 18th to 21st, the campus hosted films, panels, workshops, and unveiled a mural celebrating her profound impact on literature and society. This semester, the College of Arts and Sciences welcomes 27 new faculty members across 17 departments. Their...

podcast_episode / Apr 14

Cornell (thank) U: Would You Go Back to Cornell for This Class? Corey Ryan Earle Makes You Want To

<p>If you’ve ever dreamed of going back to Cornell for “just one more class,” this episode will take you there. Our guest, Corey Ryan Earle ’07—Cornell’s ultimate storyteller and fourth-generation Cornellian—teaches the legendary AMST 2001: The First American University, a one-credit Monday night class with hundreds of students on the waitlist known as “Storytime with Corey.”</p><p>Corey shares what makes Cornell’s history so special, from live bears and Slope Day with Kanye, to the origins of “Any Person, Any Study.” He explains why understanding our past deepens community, what would surprise Ezra and A.D. White today, and how...

podcast_episode / Apr 14

Cornell (thank) U: Cornell Vet Hero: Dr. Jared Baum - Saving Pets, Serving People & Starting PEAK

<p>Cornell-trained veterinary surgeon Dr. Jared Baum shares the unbelievable story of how he saved Steph’s dog Buddy from emergency surgery—using skill, compassion, and one very brave hand.</p><p>We talk about his Cornell Vet residency, the compassion award created in his honor, the night he drove 90 minutes to save a senior Chihuahua named Mabel, and his exciting new surgical clinic, PEAK Veterinary Surgical Care in Delray Beach.</p><p>We have been dying to speak to a Cornell veterinarian—Cornell vets really are special—and Jared was everything you’d imagine a Cornell-trained veterinarian to be.</p><p>He an...