Cornelliana Decades Ago, Avid Photographer Captured Campus Life on Film Midcentury Cornell is vividly preserved through the lens of yearbook editor Jim Cunningham ’71, BS ’72, MEng ’75
Alumni On a Glorious Fall Weekend, Cornellians Come Home The traditional Big Red celebration featured tailgating, fireworks, athletic contests, concerts, and much more
Campus & Beyond CALS’ Beloved Apple Vending Machine Remains Fruit-Full Gaga for Galas? Delighted by Red Delicious? For 70+ years, an iconic campus gizmo has dispensed nutritious snacks
Cornelliana ‘Passion in the Profession’: The Cornell School of Nursing Nearly a half century since the program’s closure, alumni still share strong bonds—and a legacy
Cornelliana For Generations of Alums, ‘Straight Cookies’ Were a Beloved Treat The iconic, chocolatey comestibles are no longer a fixture on the Hill—but we have a recipe so you can make them at home!
Cornelliana The Savage Club of Ithaca Is Still Making Merry Founded by Glee Club members in the late 19th century, the all-male town-gown performance group is a Reunion staple
Cornelliana The Swim Test: A (Wet) Rite of Passage for Undergrads As the Hill dives into another academic year, we unleash a tsunami of memories about a shared Big Red milestone
Alumni Artist Alum Has an Unusual Medium: Earth Itself Painter Kirsten Kurtz, MS ’21, manages CALS’ soil health lab—and turns leftover samples into works of art
Campus & Beyond Campus Center Holds the ‘Keys’ to Musical History From fortepianos to pipe organs, the Hill boasts one of the world’s leading collections of performance-ready vintage instruments
Alumni Gary and the Chocolate Factory: Alum Is Living the Sweet Life Overseeing the Hershey plant that makes a quarter of the world’s Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups is the pinnacle of a candy career