Remembering the First Black Woman to Graduate from Cornell A lifelong educator, Nellie Datcher 1890 was a leading scholar on the Hill—and one of several Big Red alums in her family
Hearts on the Hill In a Valentine’s Day photo tour, we showcase Cornellian couples on and around campus, captured by Cupid’s camera
Alum’s Bakery with a Hollywood Following Hits a Sweet Spot Susan Sarich ’91 launched SusieCakes to create scratch-made treats—and provide sustainable careers in hospitality.
On a Half-Century of Navigating a ‘Maze Lined with Flypaper’ First elected at just 23, retired Assemblyman Richard Gottfried ’68 holds the record for longest-serving New York State legislator
CU in Congress: Alumni in the House The seven Cornellians serving as representatives in D.C. include military veterans, businesspeople, and even a former MMA fighter
Acclaimed Horror Writer Forges Bright Paths Through Dark Worlds Novelist Victor LaValle ’94, BA ’95, has recently expanded his eerie narrative voice into Marvel Comics—and Apple TV
Crossword Legend Is Still Puzzling Fred Piscop ’70 has a new wordplay book out—and he has created a Big Red-themed crossword just for you!
Stamp of Approval: Postal Service Honors RBG and Novelist Morrison The late justice and the celebrated author—already namesakes of North Campus residence halls—will be featured on postage in 2023
After 50+ Years, Computer Graphics Pioneer Remains a Powerhouse Prof The many former students of Don Greenberg ’55, BCE ’58, PhD ’68, include more than a dozen Academy Award winners
On a Festive Weekend, Homecoming Was Back—and Better than Ever Thousands flocked to Schoellkopf and its environs, infusing the annual event with Big Red spirit