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 | Cornell University: Ithaca Farmers' Market - From fresh-baked pies to a new litter of puppies, all kinds of homegrown specialties are available at the Ithaca Farmers' Market. The Farmers' Market is a cooperative outlet that is open nearly year-round at the old steamboat landing on the Cayuga Lake Inlet. Agriculture is the biggest industry in New York State, and Ithaca is blessed with many nearby farms, vineyards, and orchards. The fruits of these operations are found at the market and in many local restaurants. click to open  |  | Cornell University: Collegetown - In the heart of Collegetown, and a short walk from classes and libraries, Johnny's is a favorite eatery and watering hole. Collegetown is home to restaurants that offer everything from hamburgers and pizza to souvlaki, curry, and sushi. Indeed, Tompkins County has more restaurants per capita than any other county in the country. click to open |  | Cornell University: Center for Theatre Arts - The Center for Theatre Arts is just over the College Avenue bridge, south of the central campus. This striking marble structure is the headquarters for the Department of Theatre, Film, and Dance in the College of Arts and Sciences. Students in all majors are involved with all aspects of theatrical performance, from stage design and lighting to playing lead roles. click to open |  | Cornell University: Cascadilla Hall - Cascadilla Hall has been a university residence hall since Cornell's founding in 1865. Today, it is called home by nearly four hundred students. Located at the north end of Collegetown, and a few minutes walk from the central campus, its neighbors include restaurants, shops, coffeehouses, and night spots. click to open |  | Cornell University: Cascadilla Gorge - Forming the south edge of the campus, Cascadilla Creek flows over several spectacular waterfalls. For the adventurous, the Cascadilla Gorge trail connects the Cornell campus with downtown Ithaca, and is an alternate route to shopping on the Ithaca Commons. This trail is one of a complex of trails, the Cornell Plantations Path, that connects the natural areas on campus. click to open |  | Cornell University: Engineering Quadrangle - The sundial on the Engineering Quad, designed by former Cornell president Dale Corson, is accurate to within thirty seconds. The College of Engineering offers study in various subdisciplines of engineering, such as mechanical and aerospace engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, materials science and engineering, and agricultural and biological engineering. Teams of students work on design projects that range from a concrete canoe to an electric vehicle, and get hands-on experience both in and out of the classroom and laboratory. click to open |  | Cornell University: Frank H. T. Rhodes Hall - Frank H. T. Rhodes Hall houses high-tech facilities of the College of Engineering and the Cornell Theory Center. In partnership with IBM, Cornell runs one of the largest and fastest computer in the world, capable of 136 billion calculations per second. click to open |  | Cornell University: Statler Hotel - The Statler Hotel in the center of campus is a working hospitality laboratory offering the finest overnight accommodation in the area. Its three restaurants serve everything from snacks to formal banquets. Work experience is an integral part of the curriculum for students in the School of Hotel Administration. The first to offer a program in hospitality, Cornell's hotel school is regarded in the hospitality industry as the world's finest. click to open |  | Cornell University: Field House - The Field House, completed in 1990, houses the Newman Arena, the Lindseth Climbing Wall--the largest indoor climbing wall in North America-- and the Friedman Strength and Conditioning Center; one of the most state-of-the-art training facilities at a college or University in the nation. Cornell's varsity teams compete in Division I in thirty-six sports. Its facilities also are used for more than 120 physical and outdoor education courses, in addition to recreational and intramural athletics. click to open |  | Cornell University: Malott Hall - Malott Hall is currently under extensive renovation and will be the home of the Mathematics Department. click to open |
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