A Repository of Meals, from the Everyday to the Exquisite Kroch Library houses thousands of restaurant menus, many collected by a legendary maître d’ at NYC’s Waldorf Astoria
At Commencement, Gloomy Weather Can’t Dampen Big Red Joy Cold, wind, and (occasionally torrential) rain made for a soggy celebration—but grads and their proud supporters persevered
Book Chronicles the Resurgence of Big Red Men’s Lacrosse In an excerpt, a 2022 postseason game—with a Cornell player’s brother on the opposing team—presages the triumphs to come
Stage Combat Group Wields Swords, Staffs—Even Lightsabers Founded by a Class of ’06 alum, Ring of Steel trains members to fight—dramatically—with authentic-looking weapons
An East Hill Cemetery Is Home to Millions of Ground-Nesting Bees A Class of ’24 alum is first author on a paper about the discovery, based on research he did as an undergrad in Arts & Sciences
Dragon Day Marks its 125th Anniversary, in Roaring Style A photographic look at the celebration of this year’s mighty beast—an abstract creation that allowed admirers an interior view
Big Red Researchers Study Major League Baseball’s ‘Robot Ump’ After attending spring training games and more, information scientists are weighing in on the new Automated Ball-Strike System
March Madness Hits the Hill: The Ivy Basketball Tournament, in Photos Both the men’s and women’s championships were decided on the same weekend, with teams battling it out in Newman Arena
Agree to Disagree: Course Promotes Discussion of Thorny Issues Led by the dean of Arts & Sciences, the new class addresses such topics as immigration and the merits of capitalism
The Personal Style of Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’54, on Display The Human Ecology Building’s ‘Fashioning Justice’ exhibit also includes related items from the Cornell Fashion + Textile Collection