RECREATE - RE•CRE•ATE

To give new life or freshness; refresh; to take recreation

To create again, especially: to form anew in the imagination

There are many ways to stay connected, active, mindful and recreate during hybrid learning and working:

• Take steps towards your physical wellbeing, form a new healthy habit, and start fresh with Big Red Rec Virtual Events
• Get moving with the CFC Virtual Fitness Classes and the resources in CFC to Go: Fitness Anywhere You Are
• Stay connected with Cornell Wellness
• Take a breath of fresh air with Cornell Outdoor Education
• Be mindful with Cornell Health's Let's Meditate

Cornell Recreational Services offers a wide variety of fitness, wellness, sports and open recreation activities for Cornell students, staff, faculty, retirees and their spouses/partners. Through our broad-based programs, we try to promote a healthy and holistic lifestyle throughout the campus community.

Recreational Services encompasses the Cornell Fitness Centers, Helen Newman Bowling Center, Helen Newman Hall Recreation Center, Intramural Sports, Noyes Community Recreation Center, and the Cornell University Wellness Program. Visit our Hours & Facilities page for more specific information on what we offer inside each facility and when we're open.

Be sure to check out all of the other possibilities available to get out, get moving and have fun!

• Hike on the Cornell Botanic Gardens Nature Trails
• Join a sports club—from archery to underwater hockey—there's something for everyone
• Skate at Lynah Rink during public skating hours
• Go backpacking or kayaking with Cornell Outdoor Education
• Choose from over 100 Physical Education classes open to students, staff and faculty each semester