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ILR’s beloved matriarch, Lois Spier Gray, devoted 72 years to teaching and mentoring thousands of workers. As social justice and labor leaders, many continue her legacy.

Robot-to-worker ratios are increasing rapidly. Underdeveloped countries are at risk and developed countries are also affected. A new ILR course helps students develop a framework for understanding the impact of technology.

Using a neurodiversity-hub model focused on improving employment outcomes for students with autism, Nick Martin, left, and Chris Rogers spent eight weeks researching expansion of CUNY services for neurodiverse students.

Forty years after its founding, ILR Women's Caucus continues to connect students with alumnae

New York state leads nation in wage and labor agreements for workers in renewable energy sector, says Lara Skinner of the Worker Institute.

Four ILR teams have received funding that connects ILR students, staff and faculty with communities in New York state and West Virginia.

ILR and Cornell graduates lead sports leagues, agencies and news outlets. On Nov. 15, they’ll share their thoughts on industry trends.