Upcoming Events

April is Sustainability Month 2026
April 22 is Earth Day! Cornell University celebrates all things sustainability during the entire month of April, with dozens of events in climate change leadership, health & wellness, social justice, film & art, fashion, and sustainability topics. FEATURED EVENTS 4/9 Sustainabiity Career Night Join ECO for an evening of networking and career exploration with guest speakers Bruce Monger, Allison Chatrchyan, and Mike Hoffman. Hear about their paths into sustainability, gain advice for students, and take part in a Q&A followed by networking. Refreshments provided. Note: This event will be recorded and a Zoom option is available. 4/29 Sustainable Cornell Mix & Mingle - RSVP...

Discovery Cart Days in the Gardens
Visit Cornell Botanic Gardens and stop by our discovery cart inside the Nevin Welcome Center or around the gardens. Learning by Leading Youth Education team members will offer fun activities for everyone to learn about a variety of planty topics. Additional dates from 10 am - 12 noon: Saturday, February 7 Saturday, February 28 Saturday, March 7 Saturday, March 21 Saturday, April 11 Saturday, April 25 Saturday, May 2 Fee: Free; Donations welcome Instructors: Learning by Leading Youth Education Team Location: Cornell Botanic Gardens, in or near the Nevin Welcome Center...

Helping Birds at Home: Windows and Lights
Join us in the Visitor Center for the second session of our new three-part series on improving bird safety around your home. In this session, learn about the impacts of untreated glass and artificial lights on birds, and what you can do to help at your home or business. For more information on how you can keep birds safe, visit www.stopbirdcollisions.org...

A Botanist’s Dilemma: The Defiant Nature of the Banana Plant
In, A Botanist’s Dilemma: The Defiant Nature of the Banana Plant, artist Faye Pamintuan uses the lens of plant movement, adaptation, and the deep relationship between humans and plants to examine her own diasporic experience. With the banana plant 's journey as a starting point and through the manipulation of abaca (a banana tree indigenous to the Philippines) as paper pulp material along with paintings, ceramics, and installation, she creates imagined landscapes that trace, question, and challenge the relationship between the Philippines and the United States. Guided tours of these exhibits will take place on Thursday, April 9, 2026 from 3...

April is Sustainability Month 2026
April 22 is Earth Day! Cornell University celebrates all things sustainability during the entire month of April, with dozens of events in climate change leadership, health & wellness, social justice, film & art, fashion, and sustainability topics. FEATURED EVENTS 4/9 Sustainabiity Career Night Join ECO for an evening of networking and career exploration with guest speakers Bruce Monger, Allison Chatrchyan, and Mike Hoffman. Hear about their paths into sustainability, gain advice for students, and take part in a Q&A followed by networking. Refreshments provided. Note: This event will be recorded and a Zoom option is available. 4/29 Sustainable Cornell Mix & Mingle - RSVP...

A Botanist’s Dilemma: The Defiant Nature of the Banana Plant
In, A Botanist’s Dilemma: The Defiant Nature of the Banana Plant, artist Faye Pamintuan uses the lens of plant movement, adaptation, and the deep relationship between humans and plants to examine her own diasporic experience. With the banana plant 's journey as a starting point and through the manipulation of abaca (a banana tree indigenous to the Philippines) as paper pulp material along with paintings, ceramics, and installation, she creates imagined landscapes that trace, question, and challenge the relationship between the Philippines and the United States. Guided tours of these exhibits will take place on Thursday, April 9, 2026 from 3...

Computer & Equipment Donation Drop off
Event Details Looking to rehome working electronics? Donate computers & equipment through the Cornell Computer Reuse Association (CCRA). The CCRA meets Sundays from 1-3 PM in Gates Hall G11. To drop off your electronics at Gates Hall G11. Email ccra@cornell.edu with any questions. Things We Accept Desktops and laptops (from any brand) from ~2015 and onward (the newer the better)LCD monitors of any sizeMice, keyboards, hard drives, USB drives, cables (power, VGA, HDMI, etc.), speakers, headphones, etc.Other hardware such as scanners, printers, etc. Things We Do Not Accept Really old computers and equipment that is well past modern use. As a rule...

April is Sustainability Month 2026
April 22 is Earth Day! Cornell University celebrates all things sustainability during the entire month of April, with dozens of events in climate change leadership, health & wellness, social justice, film & art, fashion, and sustainability topics. FEATURED EVENTS 4/9 Sustainabiity Career Night Join ECO for an evening of networking and career exploration with guest speakers Bruce Monger, Allison Chatrchyan, and Mike Hoffman. Hear about their paths into sustainability, gain advice for students, and take part in a Q&A followed by networking. Refreshments provided. Note: This event will be recorded and a Zoom option is available. 4/29 Sustainable Cornell Mix & Mingle - RSVP...

Re-Imagine: Sustainable Art & Objects
Re-Imagine: Sustainable Art & Objects features work by the Cornell Community and local artists. The exhibit is curated by the College of Human Ecology’s Green Team....

A Botanist’s Dilemma: The Defiant Nature of the Banana Plant
In, A Botanist’s Dilemma: The Defiant Nature of the Banana Plant, artist Faye Pamintuan uses the lens of plant movement, adaptation, and the deep relationship between humans and plants to examine her own diasporic experience. With the banana plant 's journey as a starting point and through the manipulation of abaca (a banana tree indigenous to the Philippines) as paper pulp material along with paintings, ceramics, and installation, she creates imagined landscapes that trace, question, and challenge the relationship between the Philippines and the United States. Guided tours of these exhibits will take place on Thursday, April 9, 2026 from 3...
