Big Red Reads
Join the Cornell book club, Big Red Reads! Connect with your Cornell family and enjoy books from a range of genres. There’s no cost to participate and everyone’s invited.
Featured events
Life cycle of a small business
Wednesday, September 27: Cornell lecturers and researchers Daniel Van Der Vliet and Wesley Sine will discuss starting a family business, and how the next generations might think about utilizing profits to invest in different ventures.
Cornell Homecoming
September 29-30: Join your Cornell family for football, fireworks, and Big Red festivities! See the full schedule of events.
What's your second act?
Tuesday, October 3: Join us for a discussion with Donna Korren '86, founder of Empty Quester. She'll share her entrepreneurial journey and how her “What’s Next?” workshop helps people over 50 envision and activate their goals.
Cornell videos on-demand
Cornell alumni livestreams
Log in with your Cornell NetID and password to access alumni programs.
CornellCast
People, projects, and research happening at Cornell.
eCornell Keynotes
Be informed. Be inspired. Experience the best of Cornell, live and on-demand.
Featured podcasts
Fresh from the Hill
This podcast offers an inside look into the lives of recent graduates. Learn who these noteworthy Cornellians are and the role Cornell played in their professional and personal lives.
Inclusive Excellence
Unpack topics related to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Learn action steps you can implement immediately and hear from campus colleagues about how they are creating cultures of belonging.
“I” Statements
Communicating across difference. Cornell University’s Intergroup Dialogue Project presents “I” Statements, a podcast where complexity, vulnerability, and curiosity collide.
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ILRAA Annual Homecoming Golf Outing
Ithaca, New YorkCCMD Fall Family Hayride
Woodbine, MDCornell Class of 1978 Baseball Benefit Bash
Citi Field
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