"Cornell University, a History, Volume 4" offers a detailed look at the continuing evolution of one of America's leading institutions of higher learning. Chronicling Cornell's journey, this volume explores the university's academic advancements, administrative developments, and its role within the broader social and political landscape. From curriculum innovations to campus expansions, and from student life to faculty achievements, this history captures the essence of Cornell's unique identity and its contributions to education and research.
Authored by Frank R. Holmes, Lewis A. Williams, and Waterman Thomas Hewett, this comprehensive history provides valuable insights for alumni, historians, and anyone interested in the story of American higher education. Discover the people, events, and ideas that have shaped Cornell University into the renowned institution it is today.
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