Sign in to G Suite at
gsuite.cornell.edu
Your email address is your NetID@cornell.edu address and your password is the one you use with your NetID to sign in to other Cornell...
In order to support collaboration with Cornell students and colleagues at other institutions, G Suite accounts - which include Google's email, calendar, and collaboration services - are...
If you have a Cornell Optional Email Alias (a name-based version of your NetID address), you can set your G Suite account to send messages that come from either address.
While signed...
Faculty and staff who have chosen to activate their optional Cornell G Suite account MUST set up forwarding as shown below if they want to receive email in their G Suite account.
How are Gmail and G Suite different?
G Suite includes Gmail and several other tools. While you can continue to use your own Gmail account if you like, it will be completely separate from...
We strongly recommend that you work with your Cornell G Suite email using Google's web interface at gsuite.cornell.edu. Using Apple Mail is not as good.
However, if you choose to view your...
We strongly recommend that you work with your Cornell G Suite email using Google's web interface at gsuite.cornell.edu. This method requires no setup and, as long as you keep your browser up...
You can share the Google Docs associated with your G Suite for Students (formerly Cmail) account or your Cornell G Suite (faculty/staff) account in a number of ways. Each document can be...
If you are having problems with your email, one common diagnostic aid is a complete list of the message's headers. Headers show the path a message took to get from the sender to the recipient. The IT Service Desk or other technical support may ask you to provide a message's headers.
