Alumni How Two Alums Transformed the Landscape in NYC and Beyond As a prof’s book recalls, the early 20th-century grads designed Bryant Park, the Bronx River Parkway, two World’s Fairs, and more
Bear Hugs Alum’s Search for a Stem Cell Donor for His Son Inspires Campus Drive After Juan Uribe ’96 went viral with his social media campaign, a University effort added 1,350 people to the registry
Alumni Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Hotelie Runs Iconic NYC Bar Justin McManus ’03 is the fourth-generation owner of his family pub—familiar to viewers of “Seinfeld,” “Law & Order,” and more
Alumni Alum’s Indian Eatery Serves Up Culture, Comfort, and Crunchwraps Mouleena Khan ’12 launched Brooklyn’s Bengali-style Cheeni—and gained fame when the New York Times documented the process
Campus & Beyond That Golf Course May Owe Its Lush Greens to Big Red Researchers Led by Frank Rossi, PhD ’92, CALS’ Turfgrass Program helps promote optimal growth, reduce pesticides, and more
Alumni ‘I Hadn’t Come for the Oddness of the Art World’ In a memoir of her six-decade career, painter Pat Sutton Lipsky ’63 reflects on life, work, and the power of color
Alumni Named ‘World’s Best Bar,’ Kumiko Brings Japanese Élan to Chicago Owner Julia Momosé ’11 is famed for her meticulous design and elegantly crafted cocktails—and she’s sharing two recipes with you!
Alumni Alum’s Podcast Partner Is Old Enough to Be … Her Grandmother! Teaming up with her mom’s mom, Kim Murstein ’18 mines a 50-year age gap for wisdom, humor, and heart
Campus & Beyond Fossils to Fortepianos: The Hill’s ‘Mini Museums’ and Collections The next time you visit Ithaca, check out exhibits on Chimes history, 19th-century machines, sparkling gemstones, and so much more
Cornelliana Acres of Natural Beauty: Fascinating Facts About the Botanic Gardens To mark a century of its stewardship on campus and off, we offer 17 plant-based tidbits about East Hill’s beloved haven of greenery