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America's Fastest-Recovering Cities — November 20, 2009
Associate Professor Rolf Pendall comments on how government cuts could effect the economy in upstate New York.
[Forbes]
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Program houses are more than 'just beds to us,' student asserts at event with administrators — October 30, 2009
Zach Murray (B.S. URS '11) speaks at a panel discussion reviewing the future of program houses at Cornell, October 26 in Goldwin Smith Hall.
[ChronicleOnline]
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Report finding room to grow in Adirondack hamlets — October 21, 2009
Professor Emeritus Roger Trancik consulted for the Adirondack Park Agency commissioners to identify hamlet-development options in the Adirondack Park.
[PressRepublican.com]
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Manufacturing: Up from the Ashes — September 16, 2009
When we think about innovation, we usually think about a start-up with a big idea, looking for venture capital and anticipating an initial public offering.
[Democracy: A Journal of Ideas]
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Interns aiding in first steps of Ogdensburg redevelopment — July 2, 2009
Grant S. Johnson, a graduate student studying historic preservation and planning, has been evaluating the age, condition, and styles of buildings in Ogdensburg.
[Watertown Daily Times]
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Students Aid Liberia Restoration — June 30, 2009
Cornell University Historic Preservation graduate students and Associate Professor Jeffrey Chusid, selected Liberia Mansion for their annual Spring Work Weekend. Professor Michael Tomlan, director of the Graduate Program assisted throughout the weekend.
[Newsletter of the Manassas Museum System]
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Youth tackling world ills get cash through Clinton — June 1, 2009
Cornell University students Daniela Ochoa Gonzalez and Mitchell Harrison receive $10,000 from The Clinton Global Initiative University for their waste management program in Morelia, Mexico.
[Thomson Reuters Foundation]
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Local Government Infrastructure and the False Promise of Privatization — June 1, 2009
Mildred Warner, professor of city and regional planning, has written a report for The Century Foundation’s series, Building a Stronger America, which focuses on providing specific, concrete ideas for upgrading the nation’s inadequate infrastructure.
[The Century Foundation]
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States Barter Fish and Bullets to Save Money — May 22, 2009
Professor Mildred Warner comments on the trend of lawmakers across the country being drawn into unusual alliances by financial circumstance allowing them to cut the size of government, split their costs and share services.
[The New York Times]
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Recession has more Broward municipalities outsourcing government services — May 15, 2009
City and Regional Planning Professor Mildred Warner comments on Broward County's plans to privatize and outsource government services such as garbage collection, police, fire, code enforcement, building, and engineering services.
[Sun Sentinel]
