Galactic discovery
For the first time, researchers have detected light from confirmed planets orbiting stars outside our solar system.

Student concert to benefit tsunami victims
Big Red Relief will include an array of talented student performers from across campus, April 3.

Poor benefit most from economic growth
CU economists don't believe, "The rich get richer and the poor get poorer."

Academic

Gay adolescent? No, normal teenager, says Cornell Professor Ritch Savin-Williams

Administration

Cornell Council for the Arts is seeking 2005-06 grant proposals

Cornell People

CU mourns death of trustee emeritus Sol Linowitz

Villarejo heads to London for Kovacs book award

Events

Coverage

Israeli, Palestinian leaders discuss grassroots peace efforts at ILR event

CU plate in Nobel Prize exhibits symbolizes role of playfulness in creativity

Photo - Tradition's fiery finish

Photo - Triathlon training

Upcoming

Student-led concert will benefit tsunami victims

Defending lawyer in Enron, Martha Stewart cases to give Korn lecture

Worker and consumer safety are topics for public interest law speaker

Turkmen textiles on display at Johnson Museum

New music ensemble Sequitur to present song cycles

Yiddish film scholar will introduce 'Letter to Mother'

Research

For first time, light is detected from planets orbiting other stars

Poor benefit most from economic growth, study from ILR School shows

Report on China finds workers' rights violations, but also signs of hope

CU study finds rural communities with small schools benefit greatly

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