The sixth annual Cornell Alumni Leadership Conference (CALC) drew nearly 700 Cornellian volunteer leaders to Boston Jan. 16-18 to strategize, to celebrate and to learn more about the university they … Read more
As a retina specialist at Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia, the nation’s first eye hospital, Allen Ho ’84 performs surgery to improve patients’ vision—and in one case so far, … Read more
Cornell’s odd-couple founders, plus exclusive interview with today’s Ezra.
“When future generations ask what I did to stop the AIDS epidemic, I want to have an answer,” said Ed Pettitt ’05. Over the years, that answer has grown into … Read more
Not even a month after he graduated from the School of Hotel Administration, Le Do was back on campus for Reunion. “To be honest, I still feel like a student, … Read more
Joy Kuebler’s landscape architecture office, located behind her home near Buffalo, looks like a garage. Inside, however, there are no cars or tools, but instead a modern design studio: vaulted … Read more
This year, the New York Times called Andrew Lewis Conn ’95 “a go-big-or-go-home writer.” He’s done both: He went home to his native Brooklyn, New York, and made a life … Read more
As executive vice president and publisher at Audible, the world’s leading site for spoken audio, Beth Anderson is all about books. She’s been a bookworm since girlhood. In college, she … Read more
Before he arrived in Ithaca as a penniless prospective Cornell student in 1948, Ronald Gatty MS ’52, PhD ’57 had already worked as a shark catcher in the South … Read more
First thing every morning, Nick Bayer ’00 bonds with his nine-month-old son, Luke, at a Saxby’s café down the block from the Philadelphia high-rise he shares with his wife, Hally … Read more
Will we see you on campus October 16–18? Cheer on the Big Red, take in the drone and laser light show, and get ready for an amazing Homecoming weekend.
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