May 8, 2008:
A medical school blooms in the desert
On May 8, 2008, Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar will celebrate the graduation of its first 15 students. Inside the magazine you will find articles about the students and the remarkable partnership that in a very short time has made Doha "an oasis of knowledge." You will also find articles on the medical college's faculty and programs, as well as on the advanced facilities contributing to the region's huge strides in education and research.



Oct. 19, 2007:
A new home for physical sciences
As construction on the new physical sciences building moves into full swing, this issue of the Cornell Chronicle Magazine offers a window into some of the cutting-edge physics, chemistry and engineering research going on at Cornell today -- as well as perspectives from leading researchers on the possibilities of tomorrow. Exceptional science has long been one of Cornell's greatest traditions, and some of the most exciting discoveries may be yet to come.



Sept. 7, 2007:
The ILR School: Advancing the World of Work
Under the direction of Dean Harry Katz, ILR (industrial and labor relations) is strengthening its mission at home and expanding its international influence. Inside the magazine you will find a sampling of what this school is all about: excellence in teaching across a wide range of workplace-related disciplines; commitment to outreach and leading-edge research; and service to the workplace -- in the region, the nation and the world.



April 5, 2007:
Social Sciences at Cornell
Produced with the Vice Provost David Harris, this edition of the magazine is devoted to the social sciences and offers a thematically arranged sampling of the scope of this field as it is represented at Cornell. Encompassing more than two dozen departments, programs and units, the social sciences are an exciting part of the multidisciplinary academic matrix on the Ithaca campus and abroad, and one that is growing in stature and effectiveness each year.



June 1, 2006:
New Eyes on the Universe: Astrophysicists Explore Bethe's Legacy
This issue was produced with the Departments of Astronomy and Physics and is being published in conjunction with the Bethe Centennial Symposium on Astrophysics being held on campus June 2 and 3. The magazine provides an outline of the conference, as well as tributes to the late Hans Bethe on the centennial of his birth. It also features the work of several Cornell researchers in the field of astrophysics.



April 27, 2006:
The Humanities Issue
This issue of Cornell Chronicle Magazine was produced in collaboration with the Office of Humanities Communications. More than two dozen departments, institutes and centers throughout Cornell are featured in the magazine. Read about the CU Winds' trip to Costa Rica, incoming Cornell President David Skorton's many connections to the humanities and how linguists, neurobiologists, psychologists and computer scientists study the human mind.



Jan. 26, 2006:
Driving the Digital Revolution: Computing and Information Science at Cornell
This debut issue of The Cornell Chronicle Magazine, "Driving the Digital Revolution," focuses on the Cornell Faculty of Computing and Information Science, whose researchers represent a remarkable example of interdisciplinary collaboration on campus with links to departments across the university.