Life at Cornell
Undergraduate Research: Biomedical Engineering As a biomedical engineering major here at Cornell, like many others, I was looking for a way to gain experience outside of my coursework. There are over 10 research labs just in the BME department alone, with each one...
Life at Cornell
WICC: Making Tech Accessible at Cornell In my first semester at Cornell, I decided to sign up for WICC’s (Women in Computing at Cornell’s) Lunch Bunch Program, which allowed female undergraduate students to converse with professors over a meal. In one session, there...
Life at Cornell
A Day in the Life of a Cornell Engineer I don’t know if there’s such thing as a typical day, as they’re always changing. Even regularly scheduled events get moved around and rescheduled, or canceled outright, so you never really know what to expect. The past couple of...
Life at Cornell
If there is one thing I would recommend to all Cornell engineers, it would be to study abroad. Spending a semester in a completely foreign environment is daunting, no matter how adventurous you are. But even for those of us who prefer to stay in the comfort of a place...
Life at Cornell
Mornings at Cornell start with the buzz of activity as I head to my engineering classes. As a junior in civil engineering, each day is packed with lectures, problem sets, and the occasional project meeting. It’s a challenging curriculum but engaging and rooted in...
