Quizzes & Puzzles Cornellian Crossword: ‘Remembering Woodstock’ Famed constructor Fred Piscop ’70 made this puzzle for his class’s 55th Reunion—and now he’s sharing it with you!
Bear Hugs Udderly Delightful: Meet the Alum Behind ‘CowParade’ Jerry Elbaum ’61, JD ’64, founded the organization that mounts bovine-themed public art shows in cities around the globe
Quizzes & Puzzles May / June ’25 Trivia Roundup Did you miss any of the recent weekly trivia on our homepage? Here’s your chance to catch up with nine questions!
Campus & Beyond ‘Dump & Run’ Prep: Four Months, 3,000 Hours, and 10,000 Items It takes a village—or more like an army—to coordinate the Big Red’s massive annual sale of student-donated goods
Campus & Beyond From Halting Cancer to Protecting Soldiers, Big Red Research Is at Risk A look at some projects imperiled by federal funding cuts—and how you can support your alma mater through ‘Cornell Matters’
Alumni Money May Not Grow on Trees—But These Plant-Based Wallets Did Heather Jiang, MBA ’16, launched Allégorie, a high-end accessories brand whose vegan ‘leather’ is made from fruit
Chime In With Science Under Attack, We’re Making Our Voices Heard Through the McClintock Letters, my fellow grad students and I are urging Americans to speak out against cuts in research funding
Campus & Beyond All Fired Up: Meet Cornell’s Only Scientific Glassblower An artist in his own right, staffer Sean Donlon makes bespoke equipment that facilitates discoveries by Big Red researchers
Glorious to View ‘This Beautiful Place of Nature and Learning’: Through Garrett’s Lens Take a trip back to your alma mater with these evocative images by a Class of ’25 alum—who shot thousands of photos as a student
Chime In Why Experimental Art Is More Important Than Ever When we focus on making our work marketable, it’s no longer the creative endeavor that our society so desperately needs