Search

Entrepreneurial concepts created by seniors in FSAD 4444:

Griply, engineered to eliminate bag slip

After Dark, safety jacket

Aevum, beauty consultancy

SIPS, sustainable, insulated, personalized sleeves

FabLamp, sustainable lamp kits

Ankle-foot Orthosis for Multiple Sclerosis patient

The Fourcast, all-season golf jacket

Tailr, customizable shirt kits

The movement known as New Urbanism in the United States seeks to address and promote development that positively affects the health of individuals through the incorporation of safe, easily accessible walking in everyday life. This is in contrast to a typical suburban environment, where most activities are dependent on vehicular transport for everyday activities. The New Urbanism environments also promote social connections to neighbors and visitors with zoning that promotes front doors close to the

Please join us for an event celebrating “Fashioning Justice: Ruth Bader Ginsburg '54 and the Power of Presence.” Curated by the Cornell Fashion + Textile Collection, the exhibition explores Justice Ginsburg’s legacy by situating her iconic judicial collars and personal objects within broader histories of law, policy, work, and society and is on view from March 16 to May 1.

The event features remarks from Justice Ginsburg’s granddaughter, Clara Spera, and a screening of the

Dr. Jaleesa Reed is an assistant professor in the Department of Human Centered Design. Broadly, her research explores the processes of self-definition and consumption in relation to place-making and dress practices for marginalized groups. Through the lens of feminist theory and Black geographies, she studies the influence of racism and representation on Black American women’s conceptions of beauty and identity in retail spaces and cities.