Acres of Natural Beauty: Fascinating Facts About the Botanic Gardens To mark a century of its stewardship on campus and off, we offer 17 plant-based tidbits about East Hill’s beloved haven of greenery
School Spirit, Spelled Out in Triangular Felt (Tassels Optional) For generations of Cornellians, the humble pennant has been a tried and true way to display Big Red pride
With Spirit (and Sousaphones!), the Pep Band Powers Big Red Fandom The student-run group energizes players, taunts the opposition, and catalyzes supporters at home and on the road
Remembering Dave Nulle, Big Red Hockey’s Beloved ‘Zamboni Guy’ A Lynah fixture for decades—famed for the elaborate costumes he wore while resurfacing the ice—has passed away at 84
Far Beyond a Quonset Hut: Fascinating Facts about ILR To celebrate the school’s 80th birthday, we offer 17 delightful details about its history and achievements
A Visit to Sage Chapel’s Crypt, Resting Place of Eminent Cornellians More than a dozen people—including the Founder—are interred below an ornate chamber known as the memorial antechapel
Our Latest Jack-o’-Lantern Stencil Celebrates a Famed Big Red Prank Put a pumpkin on McGraw Tower—on a pumpkin—for a meta interpretation of a Halloween legend!
‘Meet You at the Straight!’: Beloved Student Union Celebrates a Century Built during the Jazz Age, the campus landmark was designed ‘for all activities other than the athletic and the academic’
Prolific Campus Architect Couldn’t Wait for a Department—Or a Degree From Eddy Gate to the iconic clocktower to the president’s villa, William Henry Miller 1872 shaped a young Cornell
‘A Dashing Personality’: Remembering Willard Straight 1901 The hall’s namesake launched the precursors to both Dragon Day and Slope Day, wed the love of his life, and died in his late thirties