Named ‘World’s Best Bar,’ Kumiko Brings Japanese Élan to Chicago Owner Julia Momosé ’11 is famed for her meticulous design and elegantly crafted cocktails—and she’s sharing two recipes with you!
Four Former Big Red Women’s Hockey Stars Take Olympic Ice The alumnae—including the first Cornellian to play the sport for Team USA at the Games—represent three countries
Railroad Pioneer Is the Latest Alum in the Inventors Hall of Fame Meet Olive Wetzel Dennis 1920—and a dozen other Cornellians whose drive and innovation have changed the world
You’ll Recognize this Alum from ‘Undeclared,’ ‘Bones,’ and More Veteran actor Carla Gallo ’97 has a long list of credits on TV and in movies—and now, she’s co-starring in the hit comedy ‘Platonic’
Alum’s Podcast Partner Is Old Enough to Be … Her Grandmother! Teaming up with her mom’s mom, Kim Murstein ’18 mines a 50-year age gap for wisdom, humor, and heart
It’s Almost Time to Vote for Your Alumni-Elected Trustees! Four candidates are vying for two seats to represent their fellow Cornellians on the University’s governing body
‘Remember They’re Playing for the Love of the Game’ A former Big Red star himself, women’s ice hockey coach Doug Derraugh ’91 has led the squad to five ECAC championships
Power Play: Arts & Sciences Alum Is a Long Drive Golfing Champ After competing in track and field for the Big Red, Troy Mullins ’09 parlayed her athleticism into success at smashing the ball
What Has a Bear Mascot and a Whole Lot of Devoted Fans? It’s not just the Big Red—It’s Teddie Peanut Butter, a 100-year-old family company run by a second-generation Cornellian
MBA Alum Wins Runoff Election to Become Mayor of Miami The first woman in the post, Eileen Higgins, MBA ’89, is also the first Democrat to lead the city in nearly three decades