Cornell University Campus

Cornell's Physical Sciences building is beautifully designed and a great place to stop by in between classes to meet with friends, study, or grab some food. Goldie's Cafe serves great sandwiches in the same building, and there are a few great quiet study areas upstairs and downstairs. Clubs often set up tables here for bake sales, fundraisers, or advertising.

Cornell is known for its gorges around campus, hence giving the saying "Ithaca is Gorges". Here, I show Triphammer Footbridge, which leads past Triphammer Falls.

In this video I interview Sophia (CALS '22) about her experience at Cornell so far. Sophia is actually also a CampusReel ambassador for Cornell, and should be uploading her tour shortly! Since I don't know a lot about CALS, it was great to learn more through our conversation.

Lincoln Hall is the main academic building for music majors and is arguably has the best of everything - library, classrooms, lecture hall.

While Cornell isn't a huge sports school, Football and Hockey are both pretty popular (and as people say, if you're a football fan when you come to Cornell you're a hockey fan!). In general I'm not a huuuuge sports person, but I do enjoy watching sports, so I hope you enjoy me speaking about sports at Cornell!

My favorite quadrangle on campus, the beautiful Ag Quad is perfect to stroll through and explore some of Cornell's finest architecture.

The Carol Tatkon Center is a must go place for all first years. They have everything you need - or at least will guide you to the right place. I believe Arjun will still be here until 2020 FYI

Irena offers valuable advice to incoming students. Please excuse the HD quality camera, background noise and shaking camera.

The Cornell Store, a great place to grab some Cornell merchandise for friends, family, or just for yourself. Cornell-brand shirts, pants, sweaters, mugs, and more are sold here, as well as textbooks and school supplies. There's also an attached tech store and a cafe upstairs.

Since the engineering quad is right next to the hotel school, I walk through it fairly often. It's a super great shortcut into college town, and since I'm an avid starbucks fan I'm constantly walking over to get my starbucks. It's also nice to walk over the gorge and really appreciate all of the nature around Cornell!

Terrace is most likely my favorite place to eat at Cornell, because it has lots of great options for food and is conveniently located right next to the hotel school. I personally LOVE the burrito bowls (and spend a huge amount of BRBs on them..welp) and get them for lunch as often as I can.

This is a compilation video of several of my older videos, which takes you through a typical day of my life at Cornell!

It was my first time going in here.

My favorite quadrangle on campus, the beautiful Ag Quad is perfect to stroll through and explore some of Cornell's finest architecture.

North Campus is where the freshmen of Cornell live. It is a great community and helps you adjust to the big school environment.