Sewn for a Hum Ec Class in the ’50s, Alum’s Dress Comes Home Ithaca resident Peggy Flynn Dunlop ’59, MS ’63, has donated the striking red garment to the Fashion + Textile Collection
Aquarium Volunteer Swims with the Fishes (and Sharks and Turtles …) Veteran diver Alan Schussheim ’90 uses his scuba expertise to help clean tanks, feed marine life, and make visitors smile
Udderly Delightful: Meet the Alum Behind ‘CowParade’ Jerry Elbaum ’61, JD ’64, founded the organization that mounts bovine-themed public art shows in cities around the globe
Volunteer Helps Ensure Happy Trails for Appalachian Hikers Dave Bowen, MBA ’77, oversees maintenance on a 46-mile stretch of the famed footpath in Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park
For These Two Classmates, Sustainable Travel Is in the ‘Bag’ Married couple Quinn Cox ’15 and Lilia Karimi ’15 pioneered a simple but ingenious way for resort guests to donate unwanted items
Alum’s Books Show It’s Never Too Early to Teach Kids about Money In the ‘Little Economists’ series, Kelly Li ’07 offers child-friendly lessons on topics from stocks to credit cards
Producer Alum Sees the Performing Arts as a Potent Force for Good Peggy Koenig ’78 helped bring the Real Women Have Curves musical—and its topically relevant themes—to Broadway
For This Alumni Couple, Acts of Kindness Are the Best Holiday Décor Beth Dessen Duffy ’82 and Dan Duffy ’82 have parlayed a family tradition into a multimedia project, adorning trees with good deeds
In Asheville, Chef Katie Button ’05 Serves Up Hope After Helene Her popular restaurant reopened just weeks after devastating floods in the region—and now, she’s helping her community rebuild
Bells Are Ringing for This Veteran Chimesmaster The group’s advisor for nearly a quarter-century, Jennifer Courtley Lory-Moran ’96, MAT ’97, recently marked a carillon milestone