Please join us in room G10 of the Biotech Building for the Fall St. Albert the Great Forum on Science and Religion featuring Prof. Peter Dodson of UPenn speaking about his journey as a Catholic paleontologist. Peter Dodson is professor of veterinary gross anatomy at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, as well […]
Q Union: The Power of We is a one night event giving guidance and inspiration for how to engage society's most difficult conversations. Join us in the Biotechnology Building G10 Conference Room, as three nationally broadcasted speakers and three live student presenters educate, inspire and offer people of faith creative ways to respond to the […]
Martin Luther understood vocation in a sacramental sense. He taught that God is in vocation, working through ordinary human beings as his way of caring for his world (giving daily bread, creating new life, etc.) and that the purpose of every vocation is to love and serve one's neighbor. Our vocations are manifested in the […]
The Jubilee Conference is about living faithfully in every area of life. For over 40 years, thousands of college students have been invited to Pittsburgh to talk, learn, think, and dream about the public implications of their personal transformation. Whether you’re interested in engineering and science or art and music, law and politics or medicine and mission, […]
Join Ken Blanchard '61, author of The One Minute Manager and Lead Like Jesus Revisited, and Carl Neuss '76, to hear from the Founding Director of Chesterton House speak about today's opportunities for Christian living and learning at Cornell University. Karl Johnson '89, PhD '11, started Chesterton House in 2000. The ministry has been mentioned […]
Starting at 9:00pm this Saturday the 17th, we will gather at 111 The Knoll to read and listen to a rich selection of poems. Bring your favorites, peruse the books in our library, or bring a poem of your own to share! See you there!
Come listen to your peers in interfaith dialogue! Hear Cornell students discuss why their faith is important and how it impacts their day-to-day life. Representatives of Islam, Hinduism, Judaism and Christianity will be on the panel. Pizza will be provided! For any additional questions about the event, please email Marie Hwang (mh2364).
Need a break from the books? Come load up on pancakes and social connection. We'll have pancakes, chill music, syrup, pancakes. Also, pancakes.
ICS371: Crucible of Suffering: The Book of Job 7 Days January 10-17, 2019 Registration Deadline: December 18, 2018 Explore the themes of suffering and hope in the book of Job and earn 2 credits* in just 1 week with this intensive winter course taught by Cornell Alumna, Dr. Elaine Phillips. Our study of the words […]
