This pug was just a puppy when he came in to the emergency service at the Cornell University hospital for Animals. His jaw was fractured, and the young tooth buds may have been affected. Looking at him externally you couldn’t see much, but internally, his mandible (jaw) was dangling.

This mini mare, named Mooch, is being presented to the surgery service for a problem in her uterus: an abnormal accumulation of fluid.

Mario Salvadori was a beloved teacher. He successfully took his Columbia University Engineering Structures class into New York City public schools.

Many high school girls are adept at math and science, yet few choose engineering as a field of study. Focus group research for this program suggested that these girls, motivated by a combination of altruism and greed, could be shown that engineering is a viable choice.

Cornell University veterinarians and researchers study the horse with an eye to serving the horse racing community. We follow their investigations into equine performance, respiratory fitness, orthopedic surgery, and fertility.

This travel promotion was created for Finnair in 1989 to promote winter travel to the Baltic. From Helsinki, to Stockholm, to Leningrad and then above the Arctic Circle,

Frederick Carder, founder of world famous Steuben Glass, created gorgeous, colorful glass. Tommy Buechner demonstrates the varied techniques Carder used including casing, trailing, intarsia and aurene. This video plays continuously in the Rockwell Museum in Corning, NY, in the midst of their extensive collection of Carder Glass.

Rowing on Cayuga Lake. The 1982 Cornell crews in action, and the history of rowing at Cornell.