Cornell University prohibits pets from university-controlled buildings, except for those animals that are specifically exempted by this policy. In addition, while on university-controlled property, animals must be attended and restrained at all times.

The Environment, Health and Safety department has created guidance documents to assist in the safety of events on campus. EHS can provide information on crowd management/safety, event displays and setup, open burning permits (and grilling), and other safety information for event planners. 

A written guaranteed number of attendees must be submitted fourteen (14) calendar days prior to the start of the conference.

As an attendee of a virtual event, you want to make sure that you are prepared and set for success.  The tips in this document will help guide you through all stages of preparing for a successful event.

As a presenter of a virtual event, you want to make sure that you are prepared and set for success.  The tips in this document will help guide you through all stages of preparing for a successful event.

CornellALERT messages are emergency notifications sent to the Cornell community any time there is an imminent threat to the safety of the community, or for changes in university operations (e.g., closures, delayed start).

When visiting Cornell, connect to the Cornell-Visitor wireless network. 

Cornell University seeks to protect youth who are under the age of 18 years of age that are participating in an authorized Cornell program, camp, and activity or authorized external entity program on Cornell University property.  This website provides information, training, requirements, and resources when Cornell University staff, faculty, students, and volunteers are supervising or working with youth.  The Youth at Cornell provides guidance of the Youth at Cornell University policy 8.8 to University faculty, staff, students, and volunteers.

The Youth Program Administrator is the point of contact for programs involving youth, provides policy clarifications, registers programs, and reviews reports of incidents involving youth.