About ILR

Universal basic income will be debated by Cornell students at 570 Lex.

Associate Professor Ariel Avgar joins school leadership team to strengthen the impact of ILR Outreach.

The school’s 271 new undergraduates prepared for their first year through online interactions with students and staff this summer, and will continue learning about the school through Orientation activities.

The Baum-Wallace Family Scholarship was created by Ed Baum '81 and his wife, Holly Wallace, to honor their families’ connections to Cornell.

Get to know more about one of ILR’s seven new faculty members.

Kathleen Weslock and Barry Beck will be honored April 23 in New York City.

ILR and the School of Hotel Administration bring together labor, management and students to share industry perspectives.

ILR will have a central role in putting U.S. workplace disability inclusion policy into action for employers as they recruit, hire, retain and advance workers with disabilities.

Get to know more about one of ILR’s seven new faculty members.

Chung and Keller to be honored by Academy of Management.

Max Spivak ’07, MILR ’15 implemented lessons learned at ILR to found startup.

Professor Ileen DeVault applies a historical lens to today's labor struggles.

Get to know more about one of ILR’s seven new faculty members.

The Union Leadership Institute prepares people moving up in organized labor in New York state.

Yang-Tan Institute leading effort to build statewide community of practice to support justice-involved youth who have disabilities.

Get to know more about one of ILR’s seven new faculty members.

Associate Professor Eli Friedman’s research impacts the way scholars in China, the U.S. and Europe think about state-labor relations.

Get to know more about one of ILR’s seven new faculty members.

Solving safety puzzles and changing workplace practices “are the real joys,” said Nellie Brown of the Worker Institute.

Award-winning scholar Celene Reynolds joins ILR community.

Diverse New Hires Look To Enhance ILR’s National Reputation

Catherine Choi ’21 is learning about identity and nationhood through the lens of Wales.

Soft skills training developed by Kelly Clark of the Yang-Tan Institute helps teens entering adulthood secure employment.

Big Red’s debate coach says coming across as likeable and “presidential” are keys to success

The Kessler Foundation’s $350,000 grant will foster military to civilian transition for veterans with disabilities.

MacIntyre Awards recognize excellence in undergraduate teaching and advising

Program assistants Flores ’22 and Miller ’22 help ease transition for first-year ILRies.

Academic and research excellence, plus a center for work-related activities, will be priorities for ILR's path forward.

Iadevaia lauded for “selfless, patient, and unyielding commitment to his students.”