Nothing kills a great idea quite like a mediocre poster. Even though this versatile visual medium is one of the most effective ways to communicate…
Comments closedAuthor: Audrey Wachs
Although 2019 feels a world away (especially since we’re all bogged down with finals next week), now is the time to nominate lecturers for the…
Comments closedA team of Cornell MRPs is headed to Maryland next month to compete in the Colvin Case Study Challenge, a real estate competition that asks university…
Comments closedCome learn more about the 2019 ULI Hines Student Competition tomorrow, November 13. Last year, the Cornell team won the $50,000 grand prize. Beginning at 6:30…
Comments closedIt’s that time of year again: fall, where the crisp air ruffles leaves on the ground, flannel cuffs poke out from parka sleeves, and warm…
Comments closedThis semester, approximately 45 students in the Department of City and Regional Planning took a three-day field trip to Cleveland to bond with each other…
Comments closedWhen we were informed that our cohort was headed to Cleveland, I was pleased; I had never been to Cleveland and had spent almost no…
Comments closedBefore this field trip, Cleveland hadn’t been on my map of cities to visit. I’ve heard about the city through sports, but aside from that,…
Comments closedThis week, members of Cornell CRP’s Ph.D. program will speak at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) annual conference in Buffalo, New York.…
Comments closedThis Friday, October 19, the Preservation Studies Student Organization (PSSO) is hosting its third annual Pretty Creepy Pub Crawl to raise money for the organization.…
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