Third-Generation Alum to Lead Board of Trustees Part of a large Cornellian family, Anne Meinig Smalling ’87 will be the first woman to chair the University’s governing body
Remembering ‘a Fighter, and an Activist for the Hungry and Poor’ The first Black woman to earn a PhD on the Hill, Flemmie Kittrell, PhD ’36, became a leading nutrition educator and policymaker
Happily Ever After: Tips from Alums on Keeping the Love Alive We asked Big Red couples for their wisdom on sustaining a relationship—and then we turned their advice into Valentines!
These Alums Are So Inventive, They’re in the Hall of Fame! Cornellians are a creative bunch—and like Ezra himself, many have used their know-how and initiative to make a difference
Former Big Red Teammates Are on Opposite Sides at Super Bowl LIX The Chiefs’ Hunter Nourzad ’22 and the Eagles’ Jalyx Hunt ’23 are set to compete during the big game in New Orleans
Prolific Cartoonist Finds Humor in—Well, Pretty Much Everything Decades after launching her first comic strip in the Daily Sun, Ali Solomon ’01 has her work published in the New Yorker and beyond
Alum Helps Protect Wildlife—By Connecting Their Habitats Gary Tabor ’81 is a leader in large landscape conservation, which mitigates the human encroachment that threatens animal life
Is This Alum’s Clothing Firm Thriving? Ewe Betcha! Mac Bishop ’11 is founder and CEO of Wool & Prince, which makes apparel—from dress shirts to underwear—out of fine merino wool
After Three Decades, Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey Passes the Torch As Mike Schafer ’86 prepares to retire, he and successor Casey Jones ’90 chat about their love of the game, Lynah pride, and more
A Round-Up of the Cornellians on the Hill—Capitol Hill Seven alumni are currently serving in Congress, including a newly elected senator from Michigan