Alumni Historian Curates the Cosmos—Both Fact and (Science) Fiction The Smithsonian’s Margaret Weitekamp, PhD ’01, ties spaceflight to its role in turbo-charging the human imagination
Alumni How Lauren Weisberger ’99 Wrote a Novel—and Sparked a Phenomenon Famously inspired by her year at Vogue, The Devil Wears Prada has spawned book sequels, two movies, and even a musical
Alumni Meet the Entrepreneur Who Helped Change Wedding Planning In addition to co-founding part of The Knot Worldwide, Tim Chi ’98 was one of the Big Red minds behind Blackboard
Students These Students Are Learning on ‘The Hill’—But Not in Ithaca For nearly a half century, the Cornell in Washington program has offered immersive, life-changing lessons in the nation’s capital
Alumni For this Researcher and CALS Alum, Everything’s Fishy (in a Good Way) On land and by sea, NOAA scientist and Smithsonian curator Katherine Bemis ’15 collects and categorizes species
Students Speech and Debate Program Hones the Art of Civil Discourse Cornell’s globally ranked teams continue a tradition of reasoned verbal sparring that goes back to the University’s founding
Alumni Alum’s D.C.-based Mexican Chain Popularizes Yucatán Cuisine After teaming up with a neighbor, Marc Wallace ’92 has helped grow District Taco from a food truck to a thriving chain
Cornelliana Hospitality Sweet: Hotel Ezra Cornell Celebrates a Century From a servers’ race to invitations sent via pigeon, Nolan School students have showcased their talents to an evolving industry
Glorious to View Flowers, Frisbees, and Fresh Air: Spring on the Hill, Across Decades In our latest collection of vintage photos from the late 1900s and early 2000s, the campus revives after an Ithaca winter
Alumni ‘Built by Alumni, Sustained by Community, Driven by Purpose’ A 50th anniversary gala in Washington, DC, will celebrate CBAA’s strength, history, and impact while planning for its future