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Subscribe to the calendar as read-only:

  • Copy the link to your clipboard:
    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2022.ics for the 2021-2022 Academic Year
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    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
  • Copy the link to your clipboard:
    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2018.ics for the 2017-2018 Academic Year
 
  • Open Calendar.app and choose Subscribe...
  • Paste the URL into the area provided
  • Customize the way the calendar is presented in Calendar.app as desired.

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META TOPICPARENT name="WebHome"

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
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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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 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
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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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More details:

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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 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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META FILEATTACHMENT attachment="CU_Calendar_2020.ics" attr="" comment="Cornell Academic Calendar 2019-20 in iCalendar Format" date="1560195237" name="CU_Calendar_2020.ics" path="CU_Calendar_2020.ics" size="17855" user="ref2" version="1"
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META FILEATTACHMENT attachment="CU_Calendar_2020-21.ics" attr="h" comment="Cornell Academic Calendar 2020-21 in iCalendar Format updated with spring term dates" date="1606411378" name="CU_Calendar_2020-21.ics" path="CU_Calendar_2020-21.ics" size="23467" user="ref2" version="1"

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META TOPICPARENT name="WebHome"

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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    N.B. Excruciatingly Tentative, especially Spring Term, Due to COVID-19.
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    N.B. UPDATED: no longer Tentative for Spring Term, Due to COVID-19.
 
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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.
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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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    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2020.ics for the 2020-2021 Academic Year
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  • 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
  • Copy the link to your clipboard:
    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2018.ics for the 2017-2018 Academic Year
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META FILEATTACHMENT attachment="CU_Calendar_2019.ics" attr="" comment="Cornell Academic Calendar 2018-19 in iCalendar Format" date="1529933092" name="CU_Calendar_2019.ics" path="CU_Calendar_2019.ics" size="15710" user="ref2" version="1"
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META FILEATTACHMENT attachment="CU_Calendar_2020-21.ics" attr="h" comment="Cornell Academic Calendar 2020-21 in iCalendar Format updated with spring term dates" date="1606411378" name="CU_Calendar_2020-21.ics" path="CU_Calendar_2020-21.ics" size="23467" user="ref2" version="1"

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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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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.

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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.

More details:

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Download for a private copy which you can customize further to your liking

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  • You may need to Control-Click (or Right Click) to Save As... the link. 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 Calendar.app for use.
 
  • If recognized by your browser as an iCalendar file, you may be prompted to open the file directly in Calendar.app when downloading.
  • If not directly prompted to load into Calendar.app, double click the downloaded file. You will probably want to open it as a new calendar, separate from any others you may have.
  • You now have a local copy of the Cornell Academic Calendar as one of your calendars in Calendar.app .

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_2020.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
  • Copy the link to your clipboard:
    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2018.ics for the 2017-2018 Academic Year
  • Open Calendar.app and choose Subscribe...
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META TOPICPARENT name="WebHome"

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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N.B. The 2018 Calendar is from data as found on 13 June 2017 and as stated on the page: This calendar may be subject to modification and is not legally binding.

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Here is a download, courtesy of the Instructional Technology Office of the Cornell Department of Mathematics:
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  • CU_Calendar_2019.ics: Cornell Academic Calendar 2018-19 in iCalendar Format
 

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  N.B. The 2018 Calendar is from data as found on 13 June 2017 and as stated on the page: This calendar may be subject to modification and is not legally binding.
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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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  • You may need to Control-Click (or Right Click) to Save As... the link. 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 iCal for use.
  • If recognized by your browser as an iCalendar file, you may be prompted to open the file directly in iCal when downloading.
  • If not directly prompted to load into iCal, double click the downloaded file. You will probably want to open it as a new calendar, separate from any others you may have.
  • You now have a local copy of the Cornell Academic Calendar as one of your calendars in iCal.
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  • If recognized by your browser as an iCalendar file, you may be prompted to open the file directly in Calendar.app when downloading.
  • If not directly prompted to load into Calendar.app, double click the downloaded file. You will probably want to open it as a new calendar, separate from any others you may have.
  • You now have a local copy of the Cornell Academic Calendar as one of your calendars in Calendar.app .
 

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  • Open iCal and choose Subscribe...
  • Paste the URL into the area provided
  • Customize the way the calendar is presented in iCal as desired.

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META FILEATTACHMENT attachment="CU_Calendar_2015.ics" attr="" comment="Cornell Academic Calendar in iCalendar format" date="1420832141" name="CU_Calendar_2015.ics" path="Cornell_Calendar_14-15.ics" size="8919" stream="Cornell_Calendar_14-15.ics" tmpFilename="/usr/tmp/CGItemp46379" user="ref2" version="2"
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Here is a download, courtesy of the Instructional Technology Office of the Cornell Department of Mathematics:

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I have massaged the information in the on-line web page at:

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  • If recognized by your browser as an iCalendar file, you may be prompted to open the file directly in iCal when downloading.
  • If not directly prompted to load into iCal, double click the downloaded file. You will probably want to open it as a new calendar, separate from any others you may have.
  • You now have a local copy of the Cornell Academic Calendar as one of your calendars in iCal.

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_2017.ics for the 2016-2017 Academic Year
  • Open iCal and choose Subscribe...
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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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    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2016.ics for the 2015-2016 Academic Year
  • Copy the link to your clipboard:
    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2017.ics for the 2016-2017 Academic Year
 
  • Open iCal and choose Subscribe...
  • Paste the URL into the area provided
  • Customize the way the calendar is presented in iCal as desired.

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 For the 2015-2016 file I again typed the entries directly into iCal. As with last year, typing it in was easier than trying to customize the searchable events page to the limited list of events found on the Academic Calendar Page. Using the search string Academic Calendar was close though...

For the 2014-2015 file I typed the entries directly into iCal, that's what computers are for, right? I suppose I might have used the searchable events page, but the default gave me waay more than I wanted..

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  • CU_Calendar_2016.ics: Cornell Academic Calendar in iCalendar format. You may also be able to copy the link to your clipboard and subscribe to it within your calendar program.

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  • Due to changes in the iCal publishing model, a subscription link is not available. You can download the ics file, however. See below for details.
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  • If recognized by your browser as an iCalendar file, you may be prompted to open the file directly in iCal when downloading.
  • If not directly prompted to load into iCal, double click the downloaded file. You will probably want to open it as a new calendar, separate from any others you may have.
  • You now have a local copy of the Cornell Academic Calendar as one of your calendars in iCal.

Subscribe to the calendar as read-only:

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    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2016.ics
 
  • Open iCal and choose Subscribe...
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  • Customize the way the calendar is presented in iCal as desired.

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For the 2011-2012 file I typed the entries directly into iCal, that's what computers are for, right wink

 
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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 use.

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  • If recognized by your browser as an iCalendar file, you may be prompted to open the file directly in iCal when downloading.
  • If not directly prompted to load into iCal, double click the downloaded file. You will probably want to open it as a new calendar, separate from any others you may have.
  • You now have a local copy of the Cornell Academic Calendar as one of your calendars in iCal.

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    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2015.ics
 
  • Open iCal and choose Subscribe...
  • Paste the URL into the area provided
  • Customize the way the calendar is presented in iCal as desired.
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  Not sure whether Cornell Information Technologies has any plans to publish the calendar in this format. Meanwhile, enjoy!

More details:

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  • If recognized by your browser as an iCalendar file, you may be prompted to open the file directly in iCal when downloading.
  • If not directly prompted to load into iCal, double click the downloaded file. You will probably want to open it as a new calendar, separate from any others you may have.
  • You now have a local copy of the Cornell Academic Calendar as one of your calendars in iCal.
 
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    https://twiki.math.cornell.edu/pub/ITO/CornellAcademicCalendarInICalFormat/CU_Calendar_2014.ics
  • Open iCal and choose Subscribe...
  • Paste the URL into the area provided
  • Customize the way the calendar is presented in iCal as desired.
 
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  • Took the pdf file from the Cornell Academic Calendar page as a start.
  • Held down the Option key and selected various rectangles from the pdf to collect the first and second columns of information from the pdf file.
  • Pasted the text into a text editor ( I used BBedit ).
  • Cleaned it up by hand so rows of the original columns were restored.
  • Searched for the SPACE character in each row of the Day Date column and replaced each with a TAB character.
  • Manually added the year to dates in 2011 so dates would be interpreted properly when pulling into spreadsheet.
  • For events spanning several days, inserted a TAB character and edited to form a full date for the ending date.
  • Copied the individual columns and pasted them into a spreadsheet. ( I used OpenOffice ).
  • Proofread the resulting columns (some cleanup still necessary inserting and deleting cells to get things aligned properly).
  • Downloaded a tool to take a text file and import it into iCal: iCalTextImport3.0 .
  • Read its import advice.
  • Put headers on the columns in the spreadsheet.
  • Added a column in the spreadsheet for Allday Event and set value to TRUE for all rows.
  • Deleted extraneous rows with no importable date information.
  • Copied the contents of the spreadsheet to the clipboard.
  • Pasted into text editor (BBedit again).
  • Saved as text file.
  • Imported into iCal using iCalTextImport3.0 .
  • Named calendar AcadCal11.
  • Exported AcadCal11 from iCal to file AcadCal11.ics .
  • Uploaded AcadCal11.ics to here.
  • Enjoy!
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  For the 2011-2012 file I typed the entries directly into iCal, that's what computers are for, right wink

For the 2012-2013 file I typed the entries directly into iCal, that's what computers are for, right ;-]

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  • Enjoy!

For the 2011-2012 file I typed the entries directly into iCal, that's what computers are for, right wink

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  • Held down the Option key and selected various rectangles from the pdf to collect the first and second columns of information from the pdf file.
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  • Uploaded AcadCal11.ics to here.
  • Enjoy!
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 The Cornell Academic Calendar is no longer available for Oracle Calendar Users since Cornell no longer uses Oracle Calendar. The iCalendar format presented was also useful for iCal on the Mac, Mozilla Thunderbird and Mozilla Sunbird and many other calendar programs.

I have massaged the information in the on-line pdf file into an iCalendar file for my own convenience. You may find it useful as well smile

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Added:
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>		Here is a subscribe link, courtesy of the Instructional Technology Office of the Cornell Department of Mathematics:

And a web version of the calendar:

Not sure whether Cornell Information Technologies has any plans to publish the calendar in this format. Meanwhile, enjoy!

 

More details:

You can access the Cornell Academic Calendar page at:

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  • Enjoy!
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Table of Contents

Quick Overview:

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Colophon:

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>		 (Or, gory details of how I made the file presented here.)
 
  • Took the pdf file from the Cornell Academic Calendar page as a start.
  • Held down the Option key and selected various rectangles from the pdf to collect the first and second columns of information from the pdf file.
Changed:
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  • Pasted the text into BBedit.
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  • Pasted the text into a text editor ( I used BBedit ).
 
  • Cleaned it up by hand so rows of the original columns were restored.
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  • Searched for the SPACE character in each row of the Day Date column and replaced them with TAB character.
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  • Searched for the SPACE character in each row of the Day Date column and replaced each with a TAB character.
 
  • Manually added the year to dates in 2011 so dates would be interpreted properly when pulling into spreadsheet.
Changed:
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  • For events spanning several days, inserted a TAB character and a full date for the ending date.
  • Copied the individual columns and pasted them into an OpenOffice spreadsheet.
>
>
  • For events spanning several days, inserted a TAB character and edited to form a full date for the ending date.
  • Copied the individual columns and pasted them into a spreadsheet. ( I used OpenOffice ).
 
  • Proofread the resulting columns (some cleanup still necessary inserting and deleting cells to get things aligned properly).
Changed:
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  • Read its import advice.
  • Put headers on the columns in the spreadsheet.
Changed:
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<
  • Added column in spreadsheet for Allday Event and set value to TRUE for all rows.
  • Deleted extraneous rows with no date data.
>
>
  • Added a column in the spreadsheet for Allday Event and set value to TRUE for all rows.
  • Deleted extraneous rows with no importable date information.
 
  • Copied the contents of the spreadsheet to the clipboard.
  • Pasted into text editor (BBedit again).
  • Saved as text file.
  • Imported into iCal using iCalTextImport3.0 .
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  • Named calendar AcadCal11.
  • Exported AcadCal11 from iCal to file AcadCal11.ics .
 
  • Uploaded AcadCal11.ics to here.
  • Enjoy!

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or you may be prompted to open the file directly in iCal when downloading.

  Otherwise, double click the downloaded file. You will probably want to open it as a new calendar, separate from any others you may have.

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The file presented here is an .ics file which can be directly used by iCal,

 and probably other software using the open iCalendar format.
Table of Contents

Quick Overview:

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More details:

You can access the Cornell Academic Calendar page at:

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  I have published my local copy so I can simply subscribe to it from my iPhone and other Macs I use.
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  I am looking into whether Cornell has any plans to publish the calendar so one can simply subscribe to it.

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Colophon:

  • Took the pdf file from the Cornell Academic Calendar page as a start.
  • Held down the Option key and selected various rectangles from the pdf to collect the first and second columns of information from the pdf file.
  • Pasted the text into BBedit.
  • Cleaned it up by hand so rows of the original columns were restored.
  • Searched for the SPACE character in each row of the Day Date column and replaced them with TAB character.
  • Manually added the year to dates in 2011 so dates would be interpreted properly when pulling into spreadsheet.
  • For events spanning several days, inserted a TAB character and a full date for the ending date.
  • Copied the individual columns and pasted them into an OpenOffice spreadsheet.
  • Proofread the resulting columns (some cleanup still necessary inserting and deleting cells to get things aligned properly).
  • Downloaded iCalTextImport3.0 .
  • Read its import advice.
  • Put headers on the columns in the spreadsheet.
  • Added column in spreadsheet for Allday Event and set value to TRUE for all rows.
  • Deleted extraneous rows with no date data.
  • Copied the contents of the spreadsheet to the clipboard.
  • Pasted into text editor (BBedit again).
  • Saved as text file.
  • Imported into iCal using iCalTextImport3.0 .
  • Named calendar AcadCal11.
  • Exported AcadCal11 from iCal to file AcadCal11.ics .
  • Uploaded AcadCal11.ics to here.
  • Enjoy!
 

-- DickFurnas - 2009-08-18

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Cornell Academic Calendar in iCal Format

The Cornell Academic Calendar is available for Oracle Calendar Users. The file used for this is an .ics file which can be directly used by iCal, and probably other software using the open iCalendar format.
Table of Contents

Quick Overview:

Nominally, the file is available from:

Ultimately you will have an .ics file which can then be imported into iCal for use.

More details:

You can access the Cornell Academic Calendar page at:

On that page you will find a section in the sidebar for Oracle calendar users:

From there you can download the file listed above from:

Save the file to your local hard drive and import it into iCal or other software.

On the Mac using iCal

You may be prompted to open the file directly in iCal when downloading.

Otherwise, double click the downloaded file. You will probably want to open it as a new calendar, separate from any others you may have.

You now have a local copy of the Cornell Academic Calendar as one of your calendars in iCal.

I have published my local copy so I can simply subscribe to it from my iPhone and other Macs I use.

I would include the subscribe link here for your convenience were it not for the requirement of an authorization for download.

I am looking into whether Cornell has any plans to publish the calendar so one can simply subscribe to it.

-- DickFurnas - 2009-08-18

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