Meet Some of the (Many!) Cornellians Who’ve Won the Nobel We offer a sampling of alums and profs who’ve earned one of the world’s top accolades—including a 2023 laureate in economics!
LaFeber Memorial Conference Set for Late October at Cornell Tech Generations of the legendary professor’s students will honor him at ‘Thinking Otherwise’—and a tribute book is in the works
CALS’ Beloved Apple Vending Machine Remains Fruit-Full Gaga for Galas? Delighted by Red Delicious? For 70+ years, an iconic campus gizmo has dispensed nutritious snacks
From ‘Eco’ to Ujamaa, Program Houses Offer Community Each year, thousands of students opt to live in residences themed around interests, identities, and more
Move-In ’23 in Pictures: Students Make Homes on the Hill Thousands of new and returning Cornellians (and their families) converged on campus to launch the fall semester
In the Hill’s Natural Dye Garden, A Rainbow of Color Is in Bloom Cultivated by Human Ecology, the small-but-vivid plot helps students and faculty explore plant-based pigments
Campus Center Holds the ‘Keys’ to Musical History From fortepianos to pipe organs, the Hill boasts one of the world’s leading collections of performance-ready vintage instruments
Cornell-Based Program Cultivates Stability for NY’s Farming Families Faculty play key roles in the effort, which has been offering advice and support—free of charge—for nearly four decades
Look Back: How Two Cornellians Cracked the ‘Small World’ Problem In the 1990s, a prof and a grad student developed a model that upended understanding of social networks—and much more
Commencement in Pictures: Celebrating the Class of 2023 A glorious Ithaca day set the stage for ceremonies honoring the accomplishments of the Big Red’s newest alums