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IGAC represents a diverse and committed group of students in ILR who share an interest in international affairs

As leader of ILR Alumni Association, Hartstein fosters ties with students

Pike will present her research at the International Association for Conflict Management in Kyoto, Japan

CEO compensation trends outlined

Employee Free Choice Act debated

Government should do more to help people, Chicago lawyer says

Cover Africa will be hosting its third biannual Sleep-Out on April 23-24

"Unseenamerica" photo exhibit continues through July 18

receives IP grant to conduct research at Australia National University

Walker '77 is Cornell's Entrepreneur of the Year

Joint enterprises with American Arbitration Association include research, seminars, "Cornell Corner"

Franzen '06 makes a career of helping others find work

Mellon funding will support several CHERI projects

Keynote speaker will discuss "reinventing labor"

Outstanding graduates honored at Groat & Alpern Awards event

7 Cornell students traveling to Kigali, Rwanda

The grant will help finance faculty and graduate student travel to Tsingua

Down economy provides opportunities for entrepreneurs

Union activist’s diary published as a book

Photography exhibit by workers opens April 14 at ILR

Off-Campus Credit Programs adds four internships

Krueger and Harris nominated for top posts by President Obama

Book outlines decline in numbers of doctoral students and possible solutions

Employee Free Choice Act debate expected this year in Congress

Professor Alex Colvin learns about work through many perspectives

Book author speaks March 12 at ILR

Biography by Professor Nick Salvatore given to Barack Obama

Scheinman Institute and Cornell Law School sponsor mediation team

Focusing on workers in the U.S., Britain, Germany, and France