A Conversation with Coach Schafer With nearly three decades at the helm of Big Red men’s ice hockey, Mike Schafer ’86 is beloved by players and fans alike
Reunion ’24 in Photos: Big Red Spirit Filled a Festive Weekend Alumni mixed, mingled, and celebrated their return—with activities ranging from concerts to Cornelliana Night (even a cook-off!)
Holy Cows! Brothers (and their Farm) Star on New TV Show On Roku’s ‘Dairy Diaries,’ the CALS alums teach comedian Vanessa Bayer how to milk, drive a tractor, grow feed, and much more
From Player to Head Coach: Alum Leads Big Red Men’s Lacrosse After a standout career on the field, Connor Buczek ’15, MBA ’17, eschewed Wall Street to remain at his alma mater
Alum’s Business Is (Literally) Just Child’s Play Richard Hagelberg ’69 runs an Indiana-based company that makes swings, slides, monkey bars, and more
Through Cycling Tours, Alum Peddles her Passion For more than three decades, Lauren Hefferon ’83 has run a company that offers upscale trips on two wheels
Bill Nye, the Frisbee Guy On a recent visit to campus for mechanical engineering’s 150th, the famed ’77 alum and ultimate fan fits in a round of disc golf
Remembering the Sacrifice of a Cornellian Lost in War Campus event honored Marine Corps Maj. Richard Gannon ’95, who was just 31 when he died in Iraq two decades ago
MD Keeps Adventure Travelers Healthy on the High Seas Dr. Rebecca Smith-Coggins ’79 has carved out a second career as a ship’s physician, now on National Geographic voyages
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