Excerpt of Interview With Cornell President David Skorton and VP Cathy Dove The New York City F Train Technology Corridor got another anchor to join the Roosevelt Island Cornell - Technion Applied Sciences & Engineering School with the announcement yes... »
Wow, what do you think about this. Stanford may have withdrawn its proposed Roosevelt Island NYC Applied Sciences and Engineering school proposal last December but that does not mean Stanford is done with Roosevelt Island. According to this report from... »
Stanford University withdrew its bid for NYs applied sciences and engineering campus because the city continually changed the terms of the offer, according to The Stanford Daily, rebutting media reports that the university was unprepared for the city’s... »
Proposed Roosevelt Island Campus From Stanford University/Ennead Architects, image by Redsquare, Inc. Stanford University's withdrawal of it's proposed Roosevelt Island NYC Applied Sciences and Engineering School project was further explained in a Stan... »
Stanford University News reports on: Frequently asked questions regarding Stanford's withdrawal of the NYC campus proposal What led to Stanford's withdrawal of its New York City proposal? From the beginning, Stanford expressed an interest in the projec... »
Following the city’s announcement on Monday that Cornell will be receiving funding and property on Roosevelt Island to build an applied science campus in NY, the university expressed eagerness in jump-starting the initiative by making preparations to b... »
To nobody's surprise, Mayor Bloomberg (again) said he's not running for president. Here's the clip from this morning's "Good Day New York," on which he appeared to discuss Cornell's big tech win: Bloomberg: Cornell On Roosevelt Island To Change Educati... »
Stanford University withdrew its bid for NYs applied sciences and engineering campus because the city continually changed the terms of the offer, according to The Stanford Daily, rebutting media reports that the university was unprepared for the city’s... »
