Alumni Alum Still Lives in the House Frank Lloyd Wright Designed for Him Centenarian Roland Reisley ’46, BA ’45, has resided in the Hudson Valley home for more than seven decades
Quizzes & Puzzles A Trivia Tribute to Coach Schafer As Mike Schafer ’86 retires from men’s ice hockey, we dedicate 10 questions—plus one for extra credit!—to his life and career
Cornelliana MVR to ‘Milkorno’: Fascinating Facts about Human Ecology on the Hill To mark its centennial, we offer 23 intriguing details about the college—which grew from a series of educational pamphlets
Students Fashion Forward: Dazzling Designs Delight in Barton Hall Always a spring highlight, the Cornell Fashion Collective’s runway show had eye-popping ensembles—and moms as models!
Campus & Beyond A Global Database of Chirps, Whistles, Tweets, and So Much More Lend an ear to the Lab of Ornithology’s Macaulay Library, home to the world’s largest and oldest scientific archive of wildlife sounds
Glorious to View A Spring Flashback, from Extinct Eateries to Departed Dragons Jog down memory lane with the latest installment in our series showcasing vintage color photos of bygone days on the Hill
Bear Hugs Producer Alum Sees the Performing Arts as a Potent Force for Good Peggy Koenig ’78 helped bring the Real Women Have Curves musical—and its topically relevant themes—to Broadway
Cornelliana How Cornell’s First President Transformed Higher Education A look at the life of A.D. White, who cofounded a nonsectarian university that admits students ‘regardless of sex or color’
Alumni Rain or Shine, Weather Reporter Rob Marciano ’91 Is On the Job A national correspondent for CBS News, the CALS alum is a veteran meteorologist who prioritizes the human angle in his work
Glorious to View Walking in a Winter Wonderland With spring (finally!) on the horizon, we offer a look at Cornellians navigating—and even enjoying—the recent chilly season