Beth Saulnier, Author at Cornellians | Cornell University

What Building a Dragon Taught Me About Collaboration

I learned that it’s not just about assigned roles—and that working together successfully is less structural than it is cultural

One of Cornell’s oldest student groups, the club sport has been played on the Hill for nearly a century and a half

Consultant Meredith Oppenheim ’95 on the benefits of senior housing—and why the industry isn’t ready for the Baby Boomers

This month’s featured titles include novels, a memoir by a pioneering veterinarian, and a Christian work on inner peace

For the beloved springtime celebration’s 125th birthday, we offer 10 questions on its history, traditions, and more!

Fueled by first-year architecture students, the March celebration has been a rite of spring for generations of alumni

Wine importer Victor Owen Schwartz ’80 has made global headlines with his company’s successful battle against tariffs

A three-time captain for the Big Red, Micah Zandee-Hart ’19, BA ’20, now leads the New York Sirens of the PWHL

Did you miss any of the recent weekly trivia on our homepage? Here’s your chance to catch up with eight questions!

Mike Fontaine, author of How to Tell a Joke, weighs in on the best ways to bond with colleagues through shared laughter