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
Alumni Barrier-Breaking Astronomer Graces a U.S. Quarter Immortalized in a series honoring notable women, Vera Cooper Rubin, MS ’51, is the first Cornellian ever featured on a coin
Alumni O Canada! Former Big Red Player Runs Popular Hockey Bar in NYC A passion project for Denis Ladouceur ’02, The Canuck is a haven for his countrymen—offering beer, poutine, and games on TV
Quizzes & Puzzles Feast Your Eyes: The Campus Eateries Visual Quiz How well do you know East Hill’s cafés and dining rooms? See how many you can recognize from these 11 artistic images!
Campus & Beyond Island of Digital Dreams: Fascinating Facts About Cornell Tech From the famed tramway to the eco-friendly construction, we offer a wealth of info about the University’s newest campus
Alumni Trailblazing Architect Kimberly Dowdell ’06 Aims to Inspire Others Also a Cornell trustee, she’s a passionate advocate for diversity in a profession that remains overwhelmingly white and male
Alumni Remembering ‘a Fighter, and an Activist for the Hungry and Poor’ The first Black woman to earn a PhD on the Hill, Flemmie Kittrell, PhD ’36, became a leading nutrition educator and policymaker
Cornelliana Love Letters: How Willard Straight Wooed his ‘Princesse’ For Valentine’s Day, we revisit the epistolary romance between the future student union namesake and the woman he adored