Beth Saulnier, Author at Cornellians

From Composition to Concrete: Your Most Life-Changing Classes

Your alma mater asked you to share the courses that had the biggest impact on you—and you aced the assignment

The University greeted the members of the Class of ’30, as well as transfer students, with open arms and a wide variety of activities

At Convocation, President Kotlikoff welcomes first-years and transfer students to Cornell’s ‘community of academic discovery’

Once upon a time—including when I matriculated on the Hill in the early 1960s—engineering was a five-year program

For the University’s 161st anniversary year, we revisited the iconic list of Big Red experiences. How many of these have you done?

Back at his alma mater, he’s making headlines for groundbreaking research melding AI, psychology, economics, poli sci, and more

Launched for vineyards, their company—dubbed Budbreak—now works with growers of berries, citrus, almonds, and more

Run by Cornell Outdoor Education, it comprises PE classes, local training sessions, expeditions, research support, and more

This month’s featured titles include poetry, a look at what we eat (and why), and a management guide on the art of firing

Better late than never, a master’s alum mailed a beloved work of philosophy back to his alma mater