New Course Sets Sail on Understanding Physics—by Boat Students venture out onto Cayuga Lake for hands-on learning about wind speed, velocity, buoyancy, and more
New Book by Alumni Explores Walter LaFeber’s Life and Work Thinking Otherwise is a companion piece to the 2023 conference honoring the beloved professor and influential historian
President Emerita Honored With ‘Pollack Plaza’ At TCAM, Big Red leaders unveiled an East Hill homage—which, fittingly, will be located near Computing and Information Science
These Big Red Volunteers Have Warm Hearts—and Wet Noses For more than 25 years, the canines (and other critters) of Cornell Companions have been bringing joy to the community
Me-ow! Celebrating a Half-Century of Helping the Kitties For the Cornell Feline Health Center’s 50th birthday, we round up some of the cat-tastic discoveries it has facilitated
By the Deep Blue Sea, an Idyllic Spot for Teaching and Research For half a century, students and faculty—from Cornell and elsewhere—have flocked to Shoals Marine Lab off the Maine coast
From Nature’s Structures, Prof Weaves Architectural Creations Through a research lab and a studio, Jenny Sabin bridges the gap between science and design
Apples of Our Eye: A Love Letter to Cornell’s Fabulous Fruit For harvest season, we showcase a baker’s dozen of Big Red-developed varieties—plus a recipe from the Cornell Club in NYC!
Meet the Interim President, a ‘Citizen of the University’ A conversation with Mike Kotlikoff—from his pride in Cornell’s COVID response to his passion for homemade pizza
Pioneering Labor Reformer Honored, in Words and in Bronze Frances Perkins, a visiting prof in the mid-1900s, was remembered with an alumni event and the unveiling of a statue