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Join the EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup! Compete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hours and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercising (running, walking, cycling, swimming, gym workouts, rowing) on the Climate Games app from March 10 to April 22, Earth Day. Those workouts are then converted into an environmental currency which will be used to fund a coral restoration project, thus reducing the release of carbon into the atmosphere. The school that exercises the most in total over the six weeks of the competition wins the Cup!...

Be a part of the adventures at Cornell Cinema on Tuesday, March 10th, 2026. Doors open at 5:30 PM. The show starts at 6 PM and ends at 9 PM. Tickets are FREE but must be reserved in advance. Between films, you'll hear awesome adventure stories from local storytellers and there will be an opportunity to win some outdoor gear during intermission. A Journey Through Bold New Voices and Groundbreaking Adventures The Women’s Adventure Film Tour will present a thrilling selection of films that span extreme sports, personal journeys, and boundary-pushing storytelling from across the globe. This year’s program...

Join Cornell Botanic Gardens and OJI:SDA' for a live webinar featuring Angela Ferguson (Onondaga) and Táhila Moss (Yoeme, Jewish) as they discuss seed saving and the role that plants play as traditional healers. Offering guidance on how to cultivate good ways of living, being in balance, positive mental health, and relationship with ancestors, plants help bring forth this knowledge in reciprocal ways. Indigenous culture and the potency of plant tending for holistic nutritional benefits will be shared and celebrated. Angela Ferguson is a member of the Eel Clan from Onondaga Nation, one of the Six Nations of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy....

Geraldine Standup is a Kanien:keha'ka Elder (Mohawk), Bear Clan, and Traditional Healer. She is a first language speaker, and spent a large part of her life dedicated to bringing language and Indigenous education back to her community. In this live webinar featuring Tahila Moss (Yoeme, Jewish), we will learn how Geraldine connects with the living world in her Healing traditions – cedar, soil, water, sage, and fire. She will teach us about the importance of practicing gratitude, finding balance during times of transition, and understanding our place in the world. You can register to view the live webinar in person in...

E-board meeting --- Event Details: https://cornell.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=2303375...

Join us for a brief history of medicinal plants and overview of their mechanisms, local species for therapeutic uses, and a group discussion! We will also be creating our own blends of tea and calming essential oils to de-stress! --- Event Details: https://cornell.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=2303192...

All are welcome to join this free, guided meditation session, led by Travis Winter, LCSW, in partnership with Cornell Botanic Gardens and the Nature Rx Initative. This meditation focuses on nature and is a chance for reflection and renewal at the end of the week. Sessions will take place at the Nevin Welcome Center in the Ten Eyck Room (2nd Floor). Let’s Meditate is a free, guided mindfulness meditation series, sponsored by Cornell Health in collaboration with numerous campus partners. Learn more at health.cornell.edu/meditate. To learn more about nature and wellbeing through the Nature Rx Intiiative at Cornell, visit naturerx.cornell.edu....

Orchids are known for their vibrant colors and unique flowers. They are popular house plants but do need effort in getting them to rebloom. We’ll explore what is needed for them to thrive at home. Join Mark and get up close with some commonly available orchids in this hands-on session. Participants will have the chance to examine live plants, understand signs of stress, and learn what needs to be done to overcome them. Whether you’re new to orchids or looking to build confidence with your collection, this interactive session will leave you with practical skills and a deeper appreciation for...

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...

E-board meeting --- Event Details: https://cornell.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=2303376...