Looking Sharp: CALS Grad Collects Vintage Cornell Pins (and Jewelry) Kate Costa Leming ’01 started amassing Big Red memorabilia in the early days of eBay—and now she has her own store
As ‘Dr. Daphne,’ Veterinarian Celebrates the Human-Animal Bond The motivational speaker and CALS alum wants everyone to know ‘how valuable pets can be to help support them in their lives’
Far Across Cayuga’s Waters, Alum Reprises Record Swim Four decades after Claire de Boer ’83, BS ’85, swam the lake’s length, she teamed up for a relay in another alum’s memory
CALS Alum Celebrates Indigenous ‘Dryland’ Farming Techniques A member of the Hopi tribe, Michael Kotutwa Johnson ’99 is spreading the word about how ancient methods nurture crops
Alum’s Brand Offers Tasty Treats—Safe from Common Allergens Kimberle Lau ’01 runs Bake Me Healthy, whose cookies and mixes are free of eggs, dairy, nuts, wheat, and more
Alum Helps Kenyan Villagers Earn a Living from their Handicrafts Margaret Higgins Bowker ’68 runs a nonprofit that brings artisans’ work to the U.S.—and a student helped her expand sales online
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