This column takes a look at Cornell programs and Cornellians working and learning on the New York City "campus." The following articles were written by Brenda Tobias, director of Cornell-New York City relations. To suggest an item for coverage, e-mail Tobias at NYC@cornell.edu.

Jan. 18, 2007: Cornellians step out with Ailey at Manhattan's Joan Weill Center for Dance

Nov. 29, 2006: CU events in New York City tackle pounds and pain

Oct. 20, 2006: King Lear goes to court in 'Law and Order' spinoff at Weill Cornell

Sept. 6, 2006: Summer Urban Scholar interns in New York City seek social justice

July 28, 2006: The bold, the beautiful and the 'Bard'

June 2, 2006: CU in the City: Prizes, parks and partners

May 3, 2006: From Paul Whiteman to Humanities in Medicine, Al Gallodoro plays all that jazz

March 29, 2006: From postmenopausal women and child behavior strategies to Matilda Cuomo

March 8, 2006: Dogs, athletes and activists

Feb. 6, 2006: From shadowing alumni to studying Shaw's sexual satire

Dec. 14, 2005: Courting the Big Apple

Oct. 26, 2005: Singing out and reaching out to chronicle social ills

Sept. 22, 2005: In Katrina's wake, alumni remember the children

Aug. 25, 2005: Cornell Cooperative Extension invades Governors Island

July 14, 2005: The amalgamated classroom

June 16, 2005: Summer sees Cornell students throughout the Big Apple

May 5, 2005: A quick tour of Cornell's Manhattan campus


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