The 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
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
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
The Robert Harrison ’76 Recent Alumni Volunteer Award honors recent alumni who have made an impact on the Cornell community in their first ten years after graduation. The award was … Read more
Not many university programs achieve a 100 percent success rate—even at Cornell. One exception is the Veteran’s Summer Bridge Program (VSBP), established in 2018 to provide a leg up for … Read more
Juniors in Cornell’s landscape architecture design studio are taking on a tall challenge this fall: to imagine the future of Seneca Meadows, New York State’s largest landfill. The landfill is … Read more
Steve Jackson, Cornell’s vice provost for academic innovation, has a big job. For the past year, he’s been working to ensure that teaching in university classrooms, labs, studios, and field … Read more
The founder of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Arthur Allen, made the first-ever recording of bird songs in 1929. Since then, the Cornell Lab has been recording and analyzing animal … Read more
What do 30-foot-tall bamboo sculptures of birds, the Cornell Botanic Gardens, and two Florida Cornell Clubs have in common? The answers include: a shared love of nature, a commitment to … Read more
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