Which student project will you support?
Student-led crowdfunding teams are working to make a difference. Choose a project that aligns with your interests and help students reach their goals by December 5!
Explore the projectsAn 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
Willingness to lend a helping hand between generations of alumni is part of what makes the Cornell alumni experience unique, and Reunions a pleasure, said Julie Vultaggio ’02, Cornell Association … Read more
More than 50 Cornell student groups are participating in the 2024 crowdfunding burst, now in its 12th year, to imagine—and create!—a better world. All of the funds raised through the … Read more
From fighting food insecurity for veterans to solving novel problems with autonomous tech, Cornell student groups are utilizing crowdfunding to do the greatest good on campus and around the world. … Read more
The 2022 crowdfunding burst is back—bigger and better than ever. Cornell crowdfunding, now in its tenth year, connects student teams to the greater Cornell community, to build support for projects … Read more
Located a short drive to the east of Cornell’s main campus, on Hungerford Hill, the Janet L. Swanson Wildlife Hospital is a hidden treasure, providing lifesaving medical care for native … Read more
Due to the pandemic, the University Budget Office projects that up to 3,000 Cornell undergraduates will experience unanticipated changes in their financial situations. Each one percent increase in unemployment is projected … Read more
Cornell Tech has announced a $1 million grant from The Atlantic Philanthropies to jumpstart its Public Interest Tech (PiTech) initiative. PiTech will be geared toward developing the tools, systems, data … Read more
Alumni philanthropists took a break from the rigors of Reunion Saturday at the Tower Club Hospitality Suite in the Park Atrium at the Beck Center in Statler Hall. “The Hospitality … Read more
Cornell alumnus Robert F. Smith ’85 made a strong personal statement about taking care of community by punctuating the moving message of a graduation address with a powerful act. In … Read more