SNN members travel to Mexico
An interdisciplinary team studies sustainability.
Trip to Honduras
CRP students and faculty travel to Honduras to study water treatment plants.
Air quality research
Kieran Donaghy researches the impact of globalization on air quality
APA visit
Upstate New York American Planning Association board visits Sibley Hall
Milstein auditorium
Rem Koolhaas visits as the auditorium nears completion
Students assist flood victims
CRP and other AAP students volunteer in flood-ravaged Southern Tier
Owego flood damage
Cornell students reach out to help neighbors.
Mildred Warner
USDA grant awarded
Michael Manville
Manville joins CRP faculty
CRP grad program kudos
Planetizen ranks the program number two
Michael Tomlan: Preserving the Sacred
An excavation site in Rakhigarhi, India.
Nano Symposium
Ratan Tata joined Arjun Appadurai and Kent Kleinman to discuss the implications of the Nano car.
Nano exhibition opens
Unpacking the Nano opens at the Herbert F. Museum of Art
Balloon installation
The Unpacking the Nano exhibition team installs a heavy vinyl balloon
Competition winners
Cornell students win first place in the Ed Bacon Design Competition for their world fair of the future entry.
Students visit Mexico
Martin Romo looks out over Nuevo Juan de Grijalva, Mexico
Walter Isard dies
Founder of regional science dies at 91.
Nano exhibition
Unpacking the Nano explores the environmental, social, economic, and cultural impact of the $2,500 car
CRP 75th Anniversary
Alumni, students, faculty, and staff gather for the anniversary celebration
AAP improvements
Workers in Rand Hall near a new elevator shaft
Paul Milstein
Cornell benefactor Paul Milstein died at age 88.
CSUD Symposium
“Songdo IBD: New-City Development in the Korean Peninsula”
An interdisciplinary team of eight Cornell University students traveled to Huatusco, Mexico during spring break to observe and study sustainable technologies. [Full story]
Preserving history, or the one percent? — Saturday, April 14, 2012Associate Professor Jeffery Chusid is quoted in a recent Salon article on the tensions between historic preservation of historic neighborhoods and development. [Salon]
$11M gift will put real estate program in AAP, Hotel School — Thursday, April 12, 2012Cornell's Program in Real Estate is being restructured, thanks to an $11 million gift from Lisa and Richard Baker '88. The gift will more than triple the program's current $5 million endowment. [Full story]
Cornell students help design a vision for ShoppingTown's redevelopment — Saturday, April 7, 2012The Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board is working with DesignConnect, an interdisciplinary group of Cornell students who have prepared redevelopment ideas. [Syracuse.com]
CUSD embarks on sustainable housing project in Nicaragua — Thursday, April 5, 2012Cornell University Sustainable Design is partnering with SosteNica, the Sustainable Development Fund of Nicaragua, to create a sustainable model for affordable housing. [Full story]
Teaming up to improve water quality in Honduras — Tuesday, April 3, 2012CRP students and faculty traveled to Honduras to study gravity-fed water treatment plants. [Full story]
Donaghy forecasting impacts of globalization on air quality — Monday, April 2, 2012Kieran Donaghy has been making significant contributions to pioneering research efforts that will help develop essential tools for planners. [Full story]
More CRP News
