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Faculty: The next frontier for diversity

When I began teaching, diversity was -- to the extent that it was thought of at all -- something that we did for the underprivileged, because it was "the right thing to do." Read more

Delphine Gourdon with 1870s photo
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How do bicycles balance themselves? ... polo teams' success ... art meets horticulture in Geneva ... making Cornell's "Information Age" facility possible ... Read more

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Advancing the pace of inclusion on campus

I still recall the question I was asked during an interview for an article in our college's magazine: "Are you the first African-American dean of engineering?" I had no idea. Read more



From The Publisher

Tommy Bruce

In today's world, and tomorrow's, the most diverse institutions will be the most successful ones. Read more