New Book Invites You to Take a Hike (or 50), In and Around Ithaca Penned by a University retiree, the guide to getting out into the region’s natural beauty features maps by a recent grad
How Do these Sisters Make their Dairy Farm Thrive? Pudding! CALS grads Beth Hodge ’97 and Courtney Hodge ’99 have channeled their love of cows into a tasty New England business
Remember Going to Triphammer Marketplace? Two Alums Bought It A married couple is planning some improvements to the venerable shopping center, located near campus in the Village of Lansing
When Artemis II Flew by the Moon, this Alum was in Mission Control After a lifetime of gazing at the stars, engineer Açmae El Yacoubi, PhD ’13, landed her dream job helping NASA explore space
Alum’s Nonprofit Unites Advocates in the Battle Against Sex Trafficking Rachel Foster ’89 co-founded World Without Exploitation, whose work has included successful efforts to open the ‘Epstein Files’
Alum’s Black-Owned Grocery Thrives in a Former Chicago Food Desert Named for an infamous unmet promise of the post-Civil War era, Forty Acres Fresh Market carries a variety of produce and more
Alum’s Search for a Stem Cell Donor for His Son Inspires Campus Drive After Juan Uribe ’96 went viral with his social media campaign, a University effort added 1,350 people to the registry
Student-Run Group Helps Local Residents Who Lack English Fluency For more than a quarter-century, Cornell’s Translator Interpreter Program has offered language services free of charge
Sisters Team Up to Raise Awareness of a Rare Genetic Syndrome After years of medical struggles, Jessica Margrill ’01 finally got a diagnosis for her son; now, she and Heather ’05 are helping others
Is Tony Chen ’12 the World’s Most Devoted Cornellian? He tirelessly promotes the University and its alumni—connecting Big Red grads to their alma mater, and to each other