Bestselling Children’s Author Weaves Tales of Wonder The latest by Michelle Knudsen ’95, of Library Lion fame: the story of a sensitive spider who yearns to be a pet kitten
Racing Toward her Second Olympics, Taylor Knibb ’20 Preps for Paris The Arts & Sciences alum and Big Red four-sport standout is set to compete in the women’s triathlon for Team USA
Pitch Perfect Author’s Latest Is a ‘Really Dark Comedy’ Short film The Anne Frank Gift Shop uses wry humor to ponder how to make today’s youth understand the vital lessons of history
Edging Toward a ‘Life List’ of 10,000, Leading Birder Flies High Retired Foreign Service officer Peter Kaestner ’75, BA ’76, holds the world record for viewing the most species
Hurricane Forecaster Has Blown Away Barriers in Broadcast TV Floridian John Toohey-Morales ’84 is a meteorology star—in both English and Spanish
The Wind Beneath His Wings: Alum Manages Pet Bird’s Career Alison Minton ’88 is guide and personal assistant to feathered friend (and avian celebrity) Chris the cockatoo
Recent Grad Saddles Up as 2024’s Miss Rodeo America An avid horsewoman, Emma Cameron ’22, BS ’21, realized a lifelong dream by winning the coveted Western crown
Remembering the Cornellian Who Broke Racial Barriers in Math After becoming the first Black person to earn a PhD in the field, Elbert Cox, PhD 1925, spent a lifetime inspiring others to follow
A Conversation with Life Trustee Ezra Cornell ’70, BS ’71 A lineal descendent of the Founder who joined the board his senior year, he reflects on the University’s past, present, and future
From Meet-Cutes to a Single Rose, Alums Recall Romance on the Hill For Valentine’s Day, Cornellians from across the decades share their memories of Big Red amour