Look, Up in the Sky! It’s Two Alums Inspecting Buildings and Bridges! They’re partners in Vertical Access, which uses climbing techniques to scrutinize structures—from the U.S. Capitol to Philly’s city hall
Find Classical Music Stuffy? This Alum Plays a Different Tune Also a Juilliard grad, Daniel Anastasio ’11 shows his tens of thousands of social media followers why the genre is for everyone
‘It’s a Love Letter to All the Terrible Aspects of My Personality’ In a new memoir, TV writer and stand-up performer Alison Leiby ’06 tackles comedy, tragedy, and everything in between
Meet the Alum Who Runs One of Vegas’s Most Iconic Resorts Having grown up working in his family’s small hotels, Patrick Nichols ’08 never expected to be helming a property in ‘Sin City’
A Veteran Journalist on Why the ‘Art of the Obit’ Is Alive and Well In his new book, New York Times writer Sam Roberts ’68 unpacks the craft of chronicling a life well lived
One of the World’s Top Squash Players, He’s Aiming for L.A. in 2028 A standout player since childhood in India, this former Big Red star hopes to compete in his sport’s first-ever Olympics
From Composition to Concrete: Your Most Life-Changing Classes Your alma mater asked you to share the courses that had the biggest impact on you—and you aced the assignment
On TikTok, ‘Dr. Dan’ Cohen ’91 Eases Health Anxiety with Humor The pediatrician casts his family in social media videos that debunk medical myths—and have educated millions
How Is Academia Like Punk Rock? Ask Cornell Prof David Rand ’04 Back at his alma mater, he’s making headlines for groundbreaking research melding AI, psychology, economics, poli sci, and more
Meet the Alums Using Robots and AI to Improve Crop Health Launched for vineyards, their company—dubbed Budbreak—now works with growers of berries, citrus, almonds, and more