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Cornell Academic Calendar in iCal Format

Here is a download, courtesy of the Instructional Technology Office of the Cornell Department of Mathematics:

  • Due to changes in the Apple Calendar (nee iCal) publishing model, a subscription link is not available. You may be able to copy the link to your clipboard and subscribe to it within your calendar program. In any case, you can download the ics file. See below for details.
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  • CU_Calendar_2021.ics: Cornell Academic Calendar 2020-21 in iCalendar Format
    N.B. UPDATED: no longer Tentative for Spring Term, Due to COVID-19.
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For the latest calendar, I have massaged the information available from the on-line web pages at:

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  into an iCalendar file for my own convenience. You may find it useful as well smile
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>		 N.B. The 2022 Calendar is from data as found on 20 July 2021 _This calendar may be subject to modification and is not legally binding.
  N.B. The 2021 Calendar is from data as found on 26 November 2020. This calendar may be subject to modification and is not legally binding. COVID-19 UPDATE this calendar now includes information for Spring 2021.
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<		 N.B. The 2020 Calendar is from data as found on 8 June 2019 and as stated on the page: This calendar may be subject to modification and is not legally binding.
  Cornell also has a page at:
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 The file presented here is an .ics file which can be directly used by Calendar.app (nee iCal), and probably other software using the open iCalendar format. The file is available from:
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  • CU_Calendar_2021.ics: Cornell Academic Calendar 2020-21 in iCalendar Format N.B. No longer so tentative. Updated with dates for Spring Term Due to COVID-19
  • CU_Calendar_2020.ics: Cornell Academic Calendar 2019-20 in iCalendar Format
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  You may need to right-click the link to save the file to your hard drive. Be sure you save it with an ics extension. On some systems the files will be recognized as TEXT (which it also is) and a recommendation may be made to save it with extension txt override that recommendation and save it with the ics extension. Once downloaded, you will have an .ics file which can then be imported into your calendar application.
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<		Alternatively, you may be able to copy the link to your clipboard and subscribe to it directly from within your calendar program. Use this method only if you do not expect to want to customize the calendar further for your own use.
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>		Alternatively, you may be able to copy the link to your clipboard and subscribe to it directly from within your calendar program. Use this method only if you do not expect to want to customize the calendar further for your own use. If you subscribe you may have an option to refresh the calendar periodically which will automatically refresh with any updates I make during the school year, as happened several times during the COVID-19 pandemic.
 

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You can access the current Cornell Academic Calendar page at:

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On the Mac using Calendar.app

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Subscribe to the calendar as read-only:

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  • Copy the link to your clipboard:
    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2022.ics for the 2021-2022 Academic Year
 
  • Copy the link to your clipboard:
    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2021.ics for the 2020-2021 Academic Year
  • Copy the link to your clipboard:
    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2020.ics for the 2019-2020 Academic Year
  • Copy the link to your clipboard:
    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2019.ics for the 2018-2019 Academic Year
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>		For the 2021-2022 file I typed the entries directly into Calendar.app on my Mac, massaging data into "nice" entries (e.g. Most events are All-Day events with some spanning multiple days).
 For the 2020-2021 file I typed the entries directly into Calendar.app on my Mac, massaging data into "nice" entries.

For the 2019-2020 file I typed the entries directly into Calendar.app on my Mac.

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