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Make my giftThe Robert S. Harrison ’76 Recent Alumni Volunteer Award honors recent alumni who have made an impact on the Cornell community—and beyond—in their first ten years after graduation. The award … Read more
Throughout the record-breaking To Do the Greatest Good campaign, Cornellians united around a shared purpose: doing the greatest good we can do for our students, our nation, and our world. … Read more
What does it take to serve on a university’s governing board? As their four-year terms as alumni-elected trustees come to an end, Deborah Arrindell ’79 and Kimberly Dowdell ’06 reflect … Read more
David Einhorn ’91 grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a long way from the “fast-talking New Yorkers” he met in college. His parents, Nancy ’64 and Stephen ’64, first met at … Read more
Over the past few years, we’ve been celebrating the good Cornellians can do. These are stories about service, in communities big and small. We asked for your submissions, and you … Read more
Each year, alumni have the opportunity to elect two representatives to join the 64-member Cornell University Board of Trustees. All alumni are encouraged to participate in this long-standing tradition and … Read more
Karen E. Stewart ’85 and Paul N. Hayre ’91 are the newest alumni-elected members of the Cornell University Board of Trustees. Here, they share their approaches for transitioning into their … Read more
An unprecedented 65+ student groups are working to create positive change on campus and beyond in Cornell’s 2025 crowdfunding burst. Now in its 13th year, the program helps student groups … Read more
In her first year at Cornell, Megan Unrath ’21 went on a field training exercise with her Army ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) cohort. The group included ROTC students from … Read more
Cornell couple creates a scholarship in the College of Human Ecology, honoring the alumna’s mother and supporting undergraduates with financial need.