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
Top Photographer ‘Understands Architecture as a Language’ The Human Ecology alum planned on designing buildings—but fell in love with capturing their images with grace and style
Sunny Days, Lake Swims, and Ice Cream: Your Summer Memories We asked you to reminisce about spending the warmer months on the Hill—and in true Cornellian fashion, you delivered
Wed Red: Celebrating the Joys of Getting Hitched on the Hill We introduce you to some of the many alums who’ve tied the knot at their alma mater—plus the basics of planning your own nuptials
Alum Is a Pioneer in Research on Psychedelics and the Brain As hallucinogens gain acceptance as psychiatric treatments, Cornell engineering prof Alex Kwan, PhD ’09, is studying how they work
Alum’s Brand Melds Natural Wellness and Premium Coffee After a family tragedy spurred him to mine the health benefits of mushrooms, Jinhu Park ’09 founded Korea-based Imunika
How Does Your Garden Grow? Perhaps It’s with this Alum’s Help CALS grad Jeremy Brunner ’94 is the fourth generation of his family to head Espoma, a leading organic plant care company
From Plate to Fate: Why ‘The Power Is at the End of Our Fork’ Dr. Michael Greger ’95, author of books like How Not to Die, has dedicated himself to promoting the link between diet and longevity
Engineering Alum’s Work Could Bring New Meaning to ‘Just Do It’ Former Big Red gymnast Alison Sheets-Singer ’00 is the lead scientist on Nike’s Project Amplify powered footwear system