It all starts in Warren Hall, where every day our students learn how business can be used for the greater good. We invite you to see this inspired, immersive learning in action.
Located in the picturesque Finger Lakes region of New York, Cornell offers an incredible campus experience—a mix of historic Ivy League charm and modern learning spaces.
Our Visitor Relations office is the starting point for exploring our Ithaca-based campus. General tours are offered Monday through Saturday.
If you’re interested in joining the Dyson School graduate studies community, contact our graduate program staff to schedule a customized visit.
You’ll find Warren Hall on the Agriculture Quad at Cornell University. Constructed in 1930, this classroom and office building expanded in 1950 and was renovated in 2013. It’s also green in two ways: It’s eco-friendly and adorned with plants.
Warren Hall is the first renovated Cornell building to receive LEED Platinum certification—the U.S. Green Building Council’s highest.
Plants, including succulents with water-storing leaves, provide insulation, stormwater treatment, and added longevity.
George F. Warren, an esteemed agriculture economics professor, was also an advisor to President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Surrounded by nature, Ithaca, NY, is an ideal location for a school dedicated to business, people, and the environment. Dyson School students have access to nearby farm-to-table eateries, bustling restaurants, and the Finger Lakes wine region.
There’s so much to do in Ithaca, especially its Collegetown neighborhood. Beyond city limits, you’ll find even more to explore. Everybody has their favorite spot; here are three top picks.
Ithaca Beer Co., located just outside the city, features a taproom and farm-to-table restaurant. Its Flower Power IPA is in 15 states across the East Coast.
Founded in 1936 by a Cornell graduate, Purity makes its delicious ice cream in small batches. It also offers baked goods and breakfast and lunch items.
Collegetown Bagels is considered a rite of passage for Cornell students. Its three locations offer bagels, baked goods, salads, sandwiches, and coffee.
The collaboration between students, recent graduates, and established alumni provides members of the Dyson School community with outstanding learning and networking opportunities.
The Dyson School offers a range of immersive and interdisciplinary learning opportunities to students from across the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business and the Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS).
As you make plans to visit the Dyson School campus, here are a few helpful resources to make the most of your time in Ithaca.
Our vibrant city is not only an excellent place to live and learn—it’s also a fun place to visit.
If you’re staying over, we highly recommend the Statler, Cornell’s premier teaching hotel.
Visitors have access to several lots and garages. Explore campus maps and parking information.