Alumni

Eighty-six days on the job, baseball commissioner shares insight

Internships, Manfred visit give students close look at MLB

Lovely '81 talks about "the power of coming together"

Future of Alpern winner Florin M.S. ’85 shaped in Ives

MLB commissioner-elect shaped by lifetime of labor influence

Saturday event recognizes January graduates

The Employment and Disability Institute will support research for a $32.5 million project aimed at improving career outcomes for teens with disabilities.

Professor Ronald Ehrenberg, who received a distinguished career award from a scholarly society, says his work is "far from over."

The Human Capital Development program is one example of ILR's increasing focus on entrepreneurial education and growth.

Cornell MILR students win first place in the Deloitte/GE National MBA Human Capital Case Competition for the third time in seven years

ILR's study abroad program in Dublin includes courses on international business, economics and labor relations

Former National Labor Relations Board chair Wilma Liebman teaching labor and employment law as an ILR visiting professor

Kathleen Weslock MILR '83 gives students advice on having a successful work life and career.

Growing interest in a multidisciplinary major is a key factor.

Marty Scheinman '75, MS '76 is appointed by New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo to the Cornell board of trustees.

Kimmet '80 and Yang '74 will receive the 2014 Groat and Alpern Awards in recognition of their service and success.

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McNair Scholars program will provide greater access to graduate study for underrepresented students at ILR.

Employment and Disability Institute working on research in India with support from Lisa Yang '74 and a World Bank grant.

New state consortium aims to improve employment opportunities for New Yorkers with disabilities.

Immigration reform bill could pass with the mutual support of labor and business, ILR webcast panelists say.

ILR and Renmin University of China establishing joint programs

From blockbuster movies to high tech and social media, Teddy Zee '79 follows his passions in a variety of fields.

Dean Harry Katz urges 2013 graduates to take action and contribute to the world’s important policy debates.

Jonathan Weinberg '13 says he begins his law school career "better equipped to lead" because of his broad ILR education.

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Labor law divide is sign of broader conflict, Liebman says at Konvitz Lecture

Worker Institute associates receive international recognition for their research and for gender equity work.