Students On the Big Red Runway: The Fashion Collective’s Spring Show A photographic look at the popular annual event, in which the creative work of student designers is on vivid display in Barton Hall
Students Belting a Bruno Mars Tune, Senior Wows Judges on NBC’s ‘The Voice’ Last Call member Adi Arora ’26 earned raves from stars John Legend and Kelly Clarkson for his rendition of ‘It Will Rain’
Bear Hugs Student-Run Group Helps Local Residents Who Lack English Fluency For more than a quarter-century, Cornell’s Translator Interpreter Program has offered language services free of charge
Alumni Doctoral Alum Wins Turing Award, the ‘Nobel Prize of Computing’ Gilles Brassard, PhD ’79, was honored for foundational work in quantum information science and new encryption technology
Students Late-Night Patrols Aim to Protect Road-Crossing Amphibians Two CALS grad students lead a team of volunteers who offer a gentle assist to migrating frogs and salamanders
POV: Young Alumni Voices I Studied English, Am Pursuing an MD—and Cherish the Humanities While the marketplace may not value interdisciplinary studies, I’m determined to stay connected to arts and literature
Campus & Beyond March Madness Hits the Hill: The Ivy Basketball Tournament, in Photos Both the men’s and women’s championships were decided on the same weekend, with teams battling it out in Newman Arena
Campus & Beyond Agree to Disagree: Course Promotes Discussion of Thorny Issues Led by the dean of Arts & Sciences, the new class addresses such topics as immigration and the merits of capitalism
Storytime with Corey How One Female Prof Helped Prepare Women for the Vote When New York State passed its suffrage bill in 1917, the University was ready to educate the newly enfranchised citizens
Campus & Beyond The Personal Style of Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’54, on Display The Human Ecology Building’s ‘Fashioning Justice’ exhibit also includes related items from the Cornell Fashion + Textile Collection