Cornell is home to students, faculty and staff from diverse cultures, backgrounds and experience.  It is also home to academic programs and departments as well as social organizations where people can come together to share their experience and learn about others.

Academic Programs & Departments

• Africana Studies & Research Center
• American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program
• American Studies
• Asian American Studies
• Asian Studies
• China & Asia Pacific Studies Program
• European Studies
• Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies
• Inequality Studies
• Jewish Studies
• Latin American Studies
• Latina/o Studies
• Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Studies Program
• Near Eastern Studies
• Religious Studies

Cultural, Resource, & Advising Centers

• Office of Academic Diversity Initiatives
• Cornell Center for Jewish Living
• Cornell Hillel
• The Asian & Asian American Center
• Black Student Empowerment
• Graduate School Office of Inclusion & Student Engagement
• Office of Global Learning
• Office of Graduate Student Life
• Latinx Student Empowerment
• Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Resource Center
• Gender Equity Resource Center
• Cornell United Religious Work
• Resources for undocumented students
• Program House Living and Learning Units (residence halls), including Akwe:kon, Holland International Living Center, Language House, Latino Living Center, Multicultural Living and Learning Unit (McLLU) and Ujamaa
• The hundreds of student organizations listed by the Student Activities Office