Alumni After Three Decades, Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey Passes the Torch As Mike Schafer ’86 prepares to retire, he and successor Casey Jones ’90 chat about their love of the game, Lynah pride, and more
Storytime with Corey What’s the Weather Going to Be? Check the Signal Pole! Cornellians have long known the joys of ‘Ithacation’—and earlier generations got their forecasts the old-fashioned way
Cornelliana ‘Good Health, Tempered Courage, and Sound Common Sense’ Those are the gifts that fate gave Ezra Cornell, per one historian. Here’s a look at his life—from humble beginnings to great wealth
Chime In The ‘Marvelous, Turbulent Times’ When a Literary Magazine Was Born A fellow alum’s passing sparked vivid memories of launching the Cornell Review, a cutting-edge journal of ideas, in the late 1970s
Alumni Remembering Peter Yarrow ’59, Whose Love of Folk Grew on the Hill The music great was motivated by a legendary Cornell course—and a fellow alum’s poem inspired one of his classic songs
Alumni ‘Science Guy’ Bill Nye ’77 Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom He received the honor in a White House ceremony, along with fellow winners including Hillary Rodham Clinton and Bono
Quizzes & Puzzles November / December ’24 Trivia Roundup Did you miss any of the recent weekly trivia on our homepage? Here’s your chance to catch up with eight questions!
Alumni With Her Name Restored, Alum Can Again Say ‘Yes’ to the Dresses Long sidelined by a contract dispute, star bridal designer Hayley Paige Gutman ’07 is happily headed back down the aisle
Students Master’s Student Advocates for Afghanistan’s Girls and Women Having served as one of her country’s only female mayors, Zarifa Ghafari is studying public policy to inform her activism
Students Mushrooms, Mariachis, and Much, Much More: Campus Clubs in Photos Did you know that Cornell has more than 1,200 active student organizations? Here’s a visual visit to just a few