Hans Bethe, titan of physics, dies at 98
Cornell professor emeritus and Nobel laureate Hans Bethe, one of science's most universally admired figures, died quietly March 6 at his home in Ithaca.

Bethe's colleagues reminisce
Three of Hans Bethe's colleagues recount anecdotes about the humanity and humor for which Bethe is warmly remembered.

Exonerated death row inmates discuss ordeals
Peter Pringle and Sonia Jacobs, who both were found innocent after serving time on death row, spoke at a panel discussion at Cornell Law School Feb. 28.

Administration

Q&A: Provost Biddy Martin focuses on the humanities

CU trustees are meeting through Friday, March 11

Cornell People

Hans Bethe, titan of physics and conscience of science, dies at 98

Three of Hans Bethe's friends and colleagues relate fond memories

Let there be enlightenment: Hsu to close 50-year CU career with a 'Creation'

Two grad students take prizes in Atlantic Monthly writing contest

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Two exonerated death row inmates discuss their life-changing ordeals

Comedian Jon Stewart lampoons Bush, Ezra, Macs and masturbation

Off-Broadway's Learning Curve delves into event that shook CU

Photo - Groundbreaking technology

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'Tasking the Translator' conference to feature Anne Carson keynote address

Outreach

St. Baldrick's fund-raiser: Shaving heads for childhood cancer research is slated for March 12

C-town safety task force will take questions

Research

Three major beetle groups come up one testis short, CU researcher finds

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