In ArtForum, Assistant Professor Alexandro Segade, art, takes a look at WandaVision and discusses queer identity and the role of media in shaping our shared social narratives.

CRP Professor Mildred Warner coauthors paper on corporate interests that undermine potential for inclusive economic growth.

Metalocus features the INES Innovation Center by professors of the practice, Mauricio Pezo and Sofía von Ellrichshausen.

Cornell's M.F.A. student galleries present diverse artistic musings at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art this spring.

New York Times architecture critic Michael Kimmelman covers the work of three alums included in MoMA's Reconstructions show.

Amanda Williams (B.Arch. '97) examines the stark inequities and systemic injustices of COVID-19.

The initiative aims to diversify housing supply in Los Angeles.

Cultured features a project by B.Arch. 2013 graduates Katie MacDonald and Kyle Schumann.

03/15–3/26: Visit this exhibition of work by David Nasca (M.F.A. '22), Midnight Zone, based on the deep sea as a metaphor for queer identities and communities.

03/22: Register for this lecture exploring and understanding land and landscape issues as a cultural product.

03/23–03/27: View this body of work by Layla Zubi (M.F.A. '22) that envisions the closeness and vibrancy of community.

03/25: Join speakers David Barragan and Sami Aloulou on their talk as a part of the Abundant Scarcities Studio Talks series.

03/26: Register for a conversation with New York State Democrat Senator James Sanders Jr.

03/31: Join architecture's assistant professors Leslie Lok and Sasa Zivkovic's talk at the Virginia Tech School of Architecture and Design.

03/31: Join this talk with architect and educator Kersten Geers, the cofounder of the firm OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen.

04/05: Register to attend a lecture by Catherine Opie, inaugural speaker for the John A. Cooper Visiting Artist Lecture Series.