“Because of this interruption that’s lasted over one year, the things that we are usually so familiar with — the things we usually take for granted...

Kaushik Basu (Carl Marks Professor of International Studies/SAP) writes this opinion piece about the looming economic crisis for poor countries and...

In the podcast "America Adapts," Dr. Susanne Moser and Dr. Linda Shi discuss a new article they published, "Transformative Climate Adaptation in the...

In this virtual At the Table event, delve into the bittersweet history of sugar to unearth stories of Afro-Asian cultural exchange in the Caribbean....

The article cites research from Sarah Kreps, professor of government, showing that the prospect of being paid $100 had no statistically significant...

New England Journal of Medicine: This Graphic Perspective tells the story of a Cuban doctor who, having been targeted by her government as a...

Mary Jo Dudley, director of the Cornell Farmworker Program, discusses efforts to get farmworkers vaccinated. Richard Stup, a workforce specialist with...

“This will help rebuild some of the credibility of the report so it will serve a useful purpose when it is truly needed in the future to highlight...

"The 150,000 Tibetans in exile represent only 2 per cent of the Tibetan population — about 6.3 million remain in China — but have nevertheless placed...

"Once the military is involved in politics, it's hard to get them out if they don't want to get out," says Tom Pepinsky, professor of government.