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“Sacred mission:” Delivering the @cornellilr Milton R. Konvitz Memorial Lecture last week, Rakesh Khurana ’90 said higher education has suffered from bureaucratization over time. Self-reflection can help refocus academia on its mission of education. https://t.co/7ivt4Yu67K
Alex was a great friend of Cornell Athletics and will be greatly missed by all who knew him. He was instrumental in the growth of @CornellBRSN and helping spread the word about Big Red student-athletes. Thinking of his friends and family.
#OnThisDay, we remember those lost on 9/11 and those who later died from related illnesses. Following 9/11, the ILR School partnered with the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York to support workers affected by recovery and cleanup efforts.#neverforget
This morning on the Arts Quad, Cornell Republicans and Cornell Democrats joined together to plant American flags in honor of lives lost in the attacks of September 11, 2001.
Throughout the morning, the McGraw Tower chimes are tolling to mark when the planes crashed and towers fell, as our community pauses to honor and remember those killed. Our community is also invited to visit the memorial in the Anabel Taylor Hall rotunda dedicated to the 21 Cornell alumni who died on 9/11.
My book "TROOP MOVEMENTS" is out this month.
My book-tour this Fall will take me to NYC, Baltimore, Chicago, LA, and beyond... Stay tuned, or get in touch!
I'm excited to return to NYU for an early book event — on September 24, a Thursday. RSVP today!:
https://t.co/oAYBBh72dn
★ Vanessa Bohns aims to help readers navigate the dilemma of “desperately wanting to connect with others... while at the same time being terrified of putting your proverbial foot in your mouth.” Readers will find this both entertaining and deeply informative. @gcpbalance https://t.co/4yICTfojk9
This Labor Day, we’re looking back through the archives.
Selections from the @KheelCenter offer a glimpse into labor history across the decades. Part of Catherwood Library, the Kheel Center is home to special collections on the history of the workplace and labor relations.
🌞Happy Labor Day from the Labor Action Tracker! We know too well that Labor's wins take a fight!
Here's some numbers on strikes and protests from June 2026 to keep labor on your mind!⬇️
New books from @Cornell professors explore India’s economy, heritage forensics in the South Caucasus region, and military mobilization involving troops and defense workers during World War II. @CornellCAS@cornellilr@simonschuster@CornellPress@PennPress https://t.co/1q4OAO0nSY
My new book is out this month!
“Troop Movements: Labor, Race, and Global Freedom Struggles in America’s World War II” — by Tejasvi Nagaraja
Buy it!
Get in touch — if you have ideas?:
* book review
* book-tour event
* assigning it to teach
* interview or podcast
—Stay tuned!
Bubble or no bubble? The AI sector is not in a bubble market, but the prices of some individual AI companies behave with a bubble’s price variability and exuberance, according to new @Cornell research. @AIM_Sciences@Cornell_Bowers@cornellilr https://t.co/kirbhJSziz
Will Simoneit in action for Rochester. The Cornell Class of 2019 alumnus earned his B.S. from the School of Industrial and Labor Relations and was a right-handed catcher/infielder for the Big Red.
#BigRed#YellCornell
This year's report features insights on: AI in the fashion industry, climate jobs and clean energy, mental health support for construction workers, disability and justice-impacted employment, TPS workers, the impacts of unpaid caregiving work and more. https://t.co/bwhFN3sxbZ
New York at Work: Studying two decades of data collected through the Empire State Poll, @cornellilr researchers have found that the cost of living dominates respondents’ key concerns, eclipsing other priorities, including the environment. https://t.co/jwOai4f5mF
People who jump from job to job are typically viewed as risky hires. But a new study by SMLR's Scott Bentley and @CornellILR's Rebecca Kehoe reveals they have a hidden skill: they get up to speed more quickly. The @WSJ reports. #HR#HumanResources#Talent
https://t.co/aAzDNdyiiU
Practice, practice: When searching for a job, autistic applicants should rehearse socially appropriate responses and practice answering interview questions about teamwork, with examples from previous experiences. @springerpub@YTICornell@cornellilr https://t.co/CuHBF7RVHY
Remembering Bob McKersie, distinguished scholar, educator, author, mentor and a highly influential voice in industrial and labor relations. McKersie, dean of @cornellilr from 1971-79, died on July 11 at his home in Arlington, Massachusetts; he was 96. https://t.co/Xg15DrFQez
This week marked Black Women's Equal Pay Day and the release of the Commission’s report, "Concrete Ceilings and Folding Chairs" - Black Women at Work in Erie County, in collaboration with @cornellilr.
https://t.co/Ju3v2IBnIf
#BlackWomensEqualPayDay#EqualPayNY