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Cornell University is a world-class research institution known for the breadth and rigor of its fields of study and an academic culture that prepares students to be well-rounded, global citizens. As the federal land-grant institution for New York state, Cornell has been part of the fabric of Ithaca for more than 150 years — a unique college town in the heart of the Finger Lakes region that is consistently rated as one of the top places to live, work and study.

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A CALS undergraduate student does research at the Animal Health Diagnostic Center as her service dog sits nearby.

A student’s service dog, Nugget, is specially equipped to assist her in the lab at the Animal Health Diagnostic Center.

Takoda’s Run Atrium is a sprawling space inside Schurman Hall used for informal meetings, gatherings and open-concept study spots. The atrium is named for Takoda, a greyhound who belonged to friends of the college Janet and John Swanson.

A student leads a birding hike around Beebe Lake.

Volunteers from the Cornell Raptor Program promote the care and conservation of raptors during a public education session.

Students run, walk and make their way to and from class across Ho Plaza and past McGraw Tower.

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