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Curator Marcie Farwell, who has been captivated by textiles since high school, is opening collaboration opportunities for a massive collection that is now part of the Kheel Center.

Six graduates will be honored at Reunion, which includes two ILR-sponsored events.

Associate Professor Eli Friedman provides expertise on Tiananmen Square’s impact, 30 years ago and today, on China’s working-class citizens.

Many employees don’t use workplace health and wellness programs. Research conducted through the Center for Advanced Human Resource Studies helps explain why.

More than 30 individuals were highlighted at the annual employee recognition event.

Shannon Gleeson and Kati Griffith are researching how immigrants think about their rights at work and how immigration status impacts their ability to make claims on those rights.

Nyea Sturman says technological innovation helps keep her dream job exciting.

Usman Ahmed, Head of Global Public Policy, PayPal

Cornell Speech and Debate, based at ILR, posts a big win in Lisbon.

Learning abroad inspires Louisa Heywood’s research projects and could mean a career based in Dublin, Europe’s tech hub.

Sophomore Claire Ramirez talks about life as a ROTC cadet and as a student in the Cornell ILR in Vietnam program.

Advocating for undergraduates, ILR students serve as a voice for their peers.

After taking social justice classes, senior is planning a career in disability law.

ILR’s Erica Groshen advocates for proactive solutions in the age of driverless vehicles

Speech and Debate collaborating with Civic Ensemble to produce play inspired by historic exchange on race in America. The public is invited to the event, which will be held April 19 at Ithaca’s State Theater.

ILR’s Semester in Dublin gives students up-close experiences with issues such as Brexit.

Author, historian, celebrated teacher, baseball fan and wombat fancier, ILR’s king of the pun illuminates policy questions with history’s help.

Molly Rochford ’19 traveled 4,820 miles to Paraguay to interview union leaders, labor lawyers, professors, and workers to explore freedom of association and obstacles in law and practice.

A steward of ILR’s mission for 50 years, Professor David Lipsky taught thousands of ILRies and influenced the career paths of many.

Alan Krueger ’83, whose research, teaching and public service shaped the way people think about a range of topics, was known for extraordinary contributions to modern economics.

In a volatile period of U.S. labor-management relations, an institution to help bring peace to the workplace was established.