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Cornell has been highlighted as one of the nation’s top places to study landscape architecture. The Landscape Architects Network blog praised the program’s integrated approach, which encourages students to interact with other academic fields, including horticulture, architecture, city and regional planning and fine arts.

The Department of Landscape Architecture was listed as 2nd in the region and 7th in the nation among undergraduate programs, and 3rd in the region and 5th in the nation among graduate programs in a ranking by Design Intelligence, which also named chair Peter Trowbridge as one of the top 30 Most Admired Educators for 2014

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Hannah Marx collecting alpine plants in the field. Photo provided.

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Cornell’s Liberty Hyde Bailey Hortorium Herbarium is a curated collection of preserved plant specimens used as a library for studying plant biodiversity, identifying potential pharmaceuticals and tracing species evolution. It is the fourth...
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Field Note

Angela George ’26 is a masters student in the Animal Science Department and a researcher in the Dairy Cattle Biology and Management laboratory led by Julio Giordano , professor of dairy cattle biology and management. Giordano is also director of...
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