One Marathon Sound Taxing? Try Seven—Worldwide—in a Week Engineering alum Alan Nawoj ’01 completed a grueling event that started in snow and ice and ended—six days later—in sunny Miami
Couple’s NY Brewery Focuses on Belgian Ales—and Bulldog Tales With cans and bottles featuring their two Frenchies, the alums’ libations are a hit with dog-lovers and beer fanciers alike
‘That’s When It Clicked’: Alums Share their Big Red ‘Aha’ Moments Cornellians recall sparks of academic clarity, the thunderclap of meeting that special someone—and a laundry lesson
She’s Got Game: Sarah Spain ’02 Is a Star of Sports Journalism The ESPN veteran hosts the first-ever daily podcast on women’s athletics—and she just published her first book
Money May Not Grow on Trees—But These Plant-Based Wallets Did Heather Jiang, MBA ’16, launched Allégorie, a high-end accessories brand whose vegan ‘leather’ is made from fruit
Alumna’s Namesake Observatory Takes a Deep Dive Into the Cosmos The facility, which honors astronomer Vera Cooper Rubin, MS ’51, has released its first images—and they’re mind-blowing
In the Disney+ Series ‘Ironheart,’ Alum Stars as Marvel’s Latest Hero Dominique Thorne ’19 takes the lead as the genius inventor of a super suit—a role she debuted in Wakanda Forever
Reunion ’25: Despite Iffy Weather, Big Red Spirit Shines Through On top of the traditional festivities, this year saw special celebrations marking events canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic
Alum Is President of a Midwestern College—With a Familiar Name A Tale of Two Cornells: How Jonathan Brand, JD ’96, went from ‘the Hill’ to ‘the Hilltop,’ far above Iowa’s river valleys
‘Wine Is Not Fungible’: How an Alum’s Firm Made Global Headlines The small, family company founded by Victor Schwartz ’80 became the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against import tariffs—and won