Cornell (disambiguation)

Cornell may refer to:

People

• Alonzo B. Cornell (1832–1904), American businessman and Governor of New York
• Chris Cornell (born 1964), American musician
• David Cornell (born 1991), Welsh footballer
• Don Cornell (1919–2004), American singer
• Eric Allin Cornell (born 1961), American physicist
• Ezekiel Cornell (1732–1800), American delegate from Rhode Island to the Continental Congress
• Ezra Cornell (1807–1874), American businessman and co-founder of Cornell University
• John Cornell (born 1941), Australian actor and producer
• Joseph Cornell (1903–1972), American artist
• Katharine Cornell (1892–1974), American stage actress
• Paul Cornell (born 1967), British writer
• Paul Cornell (lawyer) (1822–1904), American lawyer and real estate speculator
• Rick Cornell, American professional wrestler
• Robert John Cornell (1919–2009), American priest and politician representing Wisconsin in the House of Representatives
• Sarah Maria Cornell, victim in the murder trial of Methodist minister Ephraim Kingsbury Avery
• Vincent Cornell, American scholar of Islam
• Ward Cornell (1924–2000), Canadian broadcaster and educator
• Cornell Haynes Jr. (born 1974, stage name Nelly), American hip-hop artist and entrepreneur

Places

In the United States:

• Cornell, California
• Cornell, Illinois
• Cornell, Wisconsin
• Cornell Township, Michigan

In Canada:

• Cornell, Ontario

Schools

• Cornell College, Iowa, a liberal arts college
• Cornell University, New York, an Ivy League university

Other uses

• The Cornells, a musical group
• Cornell Big Red, the athletic program of Cornell University
• Cornell Box, a rendering software accuracy test
• Cornell Companies, a corrections services company
• Cornell Notes, a note-taking system
• Fairchild Cornell, an aircraft
• Cornell, a character in the Castlevania series

See also

• Cornel (disambiguation)

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