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How a “green energy hub” may connect LIC and Roosevelt Island with a new walking bridge
A new walking bridge will connect Roosevelt Island with Long Island City, if plans work out. A “green energy hub” links up with a pedestrians
Finally Here: Graduate Hotel Now Accepting Reservations on Cornell Tech Campus
The waiting’s over. The Graduate Hotel on the Cornell Tech campus on Roosevelt Island is ready for taking reservations. The chain’s communications department said today
March 24th, Join Cornell Tech in “Ghost Road: Beyond the Driverless Car”
The Jacobs Institute Urban Tech Hub at Cornell Tech2021 Mobility Roundtable March 24, 12pm to 1:15pm The Ghost Road:AVs and Urban Mobility Markets Industry titans Alphabet,
Graduate Hotel at Cornell Tech Not Opening, This Spring
The Graduate Hotel opening, expected this spring on the Cornell Tech campus, will not happen until summer, sources tell us.
Roosevelt Island Views: The Cornell Tech Canyon
With all kinds of angles, rivers and skylines, Roosevelt Island views can be thrilling, and the Cornell Tech Canyon view is one of the best.
Roosevelt Island Graduate Hotel Looks To Fill More Positions As Opening On Campus Nears
With an opening date set for June 1st, the new Graduate Hotel at the gateway to Cornell Tech looks at filling new staff positions . Highgate Hotels, which will oversee operations, encourages Roosevelt Islanders to apply.
Now, a look back at opening Cornell Tech and Roosevelt Island tilting south
Opening Cornell Tech, the years long trek that hit Roosevelt Island out of the blue, was a lesson in community unity, but it tilted south. In many ways, it ended the original idea of Roosevelt Island as an isolated experiment. Now, it was international.
Jessica Lappin Q&A: Look Back At A Caring Leader
The first time I met Jessica Lappin, she was greeting Roosevelt Islanders outside the subway, hoping to replace Gifford Miller, representing Roosevelt Island and the UES. “Good luck, Jennifer,” I said. “Jessica,” she quickly corrected me. It wasn’t a mistake many of us would make again.
