Campus Celebrates Naming of Engineering College With swag, treats, and—of course—Touchdown, Cornellians marked the new name in honor of David Duffield ’62, MBA ’64
Fossils to Fortepianos: The Hill’s ‘Mini Museums’ and Collections The next time you visit Ithaca, check out exhibits on Chimes history, 19th-century machines, sparkling gemstones, and so much more
At Cornell’s Raptor Program, Animal Care and Education Take Wing For more than three decades, student and alumni volunteers have tended to eagles, hawks, vultures, owls, and more
‘No Shortcuts to a Capable Intellect’: Celebrating December’s Grads In a relatively recent tradition—established less than 25 years ago—new alumni are honored in a winter ceremony in Barton Hall
Cornell’s Top Social Media Stories of 2025—In Less than Half a Minute! Check out this hyperspeed review of popular posts—from Homecoming and Slope Day to research and much more
Baker Institute Marks 75 Years of Helping Save Animals’ Lives For three-quarters of a century, its researchers have battled diseases, developed vaccines, mapped genomes, and more
Remembering Minnie—a Little Horse with a Big Following At the Veterinary College and beyond, Cornellians are mourning the loss of their tiny, beloved equine ambassador
Lacrosse Glory, a New President, and Much More: 2025 in Review Check out the Cornell Chronicle‘s multimedia round-up of the past year of Big Red happenings, on the Hill and around the world
As Meinig Fieldhouse Rises, Iconic Red-tailed Hawks Stay Safe Throughout construction of the facility—which opens in spring 2026—staff have worked to protect the birds, who nest nearby
Bird-of-Paradise Feathers Inspire Darkest Fabric Ever Made With help from the Lab of Ornithology, a doctoral alum who’s a Human Ecology prof developed a novel shade of ‘ultrablack’