‘I Love Print, but I Love Journalism More’: Meet Andrew Morse ’96 A conversation with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution publisher and former Daily Sun editor, whose newspaper will soon be digital-only
Alums’ Installation at the Venice Biennale Evokes Rising Seas Take a photographic tour of AquaPraça, an ambitious project by two AAP grads that aims to spur discourse around climate change
‘Thoughtful, Gracious, and Humble’: Remembering Ken Dryden ’69 The co-author of Forever Faithful reminisces about the star goalie as a player, a writer, a sports-safety activist, and a man
Legendary Ice Hockey Goalie Ken Dryden ’69 Dies at 78 A star for both the Big Red and Montréal Canadiens, he went on to a career as an author, lawyer, politician, TV commentator, and more
Meet the New Chair of the University’s Board of Trustees The first woman in the post, Anne Meinig Smalling ’87 has a lifelong love of Cornell—where ‘we really want to do the greatest good’
Alum Taps the Cannabis Market—With a Health-Oriented Twist Breanna Neff ’16 launched Brelixi, whose drink mixes combine fast-acting THC or CBD with ingredients like fruit juices and electrolytes
Alum’s Company Nourishes Babies’ Brains through Science-Backed Play With Lovevery, Jessica Crolick Rolph ’97, MBA ’04, has tapped a global market for early childhood learning and enrichment
Podcast Embraces an Urban-Rural Archetype: The ‘Cidiot’ Hosted by Mat Zucker ’92, the show chronicles the joys of country living—and helps other city folk make the leap
How a Home Economics Alum Put Pyrex on the Front Burner Cookware innovator Lucy Maltby 1921 also founded Corning’s famed test kitchen—and ran it for decades
Alum’s Book Celebrates the Bounty of the Ithaca Region Now in its second edition, Culinary History of the Finger Lakes taps the expertise of sommelier Laura Winter Falk ’87, PhD ’97