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.

Cornell University will assist members of the university community in understanding the risks associated with consuming alcohol, and the need to prevent the harm that results from its misuse and abuse. The university permits the purchase and use of alcoholic beverages under certain conditions, but expects individuals to take specific measures to help prevent alcohol abuse in its community. The unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensation, possession, use, and/or sale of controlled substances or other illegal drugs is prohibited.

Camp Codes, Safety Guide & Safety Plans

As part of Cornell Dining's purpose to Nourish the Future, students have free access to meet with us to discuss how to best navigate the dining hall for your specific dietary needs.

Community Rules & Standards for Cornell Housing

Guidelines for all University residents; undergraduate, graduate & professional students, Cornell community members, and visitors to campus.

Interactive maps and directions to Cornell.

Assistance with parking on and around campus.