5.29.08
Grants Awarded for Inspiring Health Games Research
Kotaku

02.27.2008
HCI Lab Artlinks Team Wins the Boom Cisco Sponsorship Award
The Cornell Chronicle

11.14.2007
Surveillance as art at the Johnson Museum
The Cornell Chronicle

9.18.2007
Cornell U. Study Reveals Students’ Trust in Google
The Cornell Daily Sun

8.27.2007
Students Take Google as Gospel
PC World

5.16.2007
Cornell lawyers and computer experts team up to make government rule-making accessible in Internet age
The Cornell Chronicle

9.28.2005
Cornell Researchers Receive $2 million Federal Grant for Computational Social Sciences Project Using Web Archive
The Cornell Chronicle
Intended to assist in the detailed statistical and observational study of social and information networks, the project will involve a team of computer scientists and social scientists developing the means -- dubbed "cybertools" -- to extract and analyze information from vast collections of data.

6.10.2004
For Wandering Tourists, Help From on High
The New York Times

8.14.2003
Among the Ivy, A Campus Tour Guide That Beeps
The New York Times

5.16.2002
Cornell Students Turn Handhelds Computers Into Tour Guides
The Cornell Chronicle
New technology being developed at Cornell University has turned hand-held computers called personal digital assistants (PDAs) into electronic guides, giving visitors a wealth of information cured to locations on a tour.

5.03.2002
Information Science Moves to College Avenue
The Cornell Daily Sun
Cornellians flooding into Collegetown this August will notice an extended University presence with the construction of an office of Information Science at 301 College Ave., a space that has been vacant since the Triangle Bookshop, Inc. left in late 1999.

3.28.2002
Project "MUSE" Will Display Art on PDAs
The Cornell Daily Sun
Museum visitors in the future will be able to learn about exhibits using handheld electronic devices due to a research project being developed by Cornell students and faculty. The project, called MUSE, is currently being tested in the Johnson Art Museum.

6.20.2001
Online Teens Are Instantly In Touch
USA Today
It hasn't yet replaced the telephone, but instant messaging is becoming an indispensable means of teen socialization, according to a study out today.

5.03.2001
Professor, the Wireless Web Ate My Homework, I Swear
The New York Times
Colleges have rushed to join the wireless movement, installing invisible networks that enable students to use their laptops to go online during class. But do wireless networks help students learn?

3.21.2001
Researchers Conclude that Wireless Technology is a Double-Edged Sword
The Chronicle of Higher Education
A study by two researchers at Cornell University found that wireless-computing programs have mixed effects on the grades of students. While unfettered access to the Internet can enhance a learning environment, the researchers say, it can also harm students' grades in some cases.