Cornell (disambiguation)
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Cornell may refer to:

People

• Alonzo B. Cornell, a business figure and governor of New York, son of Ezra Cornell
• Chris Cornell, lead vocalist of Soundgarden and Audioslave
• Don Cornell, a popular U.S. singer of the 1940s and 1950s
• Eric Allin Cornell, a Nobel prize-winning physicist
• Ezekiel Cornell, a Rhode Island delegate to the Continental Congress
• Ezra Cornell, a pioneer in telegraphy and major benefactor of Cornell University
• John Cornell, an Australian actor
• Joseph Cornell, a pioneer American sculptor and master of assemblage
• Katharine Cornell, an American stage actress, writer, producer, and theatre owner
• Paul Cornell, a British television drama writer
• Paul Cornell, a Chicago real estate speculator
• Rick Cornell, a professional wrestler also known as Reno
• Sarah Maria Cornell, whose murder in New England in 1832 set off a massive scandal when a Methodist minister was tried for the crime
• Vincent Cornell, a U.S. scholar of Islam
• Ward Cornell, Canadian radio/TV broadcaster & educator

Places

• Cornell, Illinois, USA
• Cornell, Wisconsin, USA
• Cornell Township, Michigan, USA

Educational institutions

• Cornell College, a liberal arts college in Mount Vernon, Iowa, USA
• Cornell University, an Ivy League university in Ithaca, New York, USA

Corporations

• Cornell Companies, a contract corrections corporation in the United States

Other uses

• Cornell (Castlevania), a fictional werewolf from the videogame Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness
• The Cornell box, a 3D rendering application accuracy test
• The Fairchild Cornell, a Canadian-built version of the Fairchild PT-26 trainer aircraft
• The Cornells, a 1960s surf music band
• Cornell Notes, a note-taking system

See also

• Cornel

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