‘Passion in the Profession’: The Cornell School of Nursing Nearly a half century since the program’s closure, alumni still share strong bonds—and a legacy
For Generations of Alums, ‘Straight Cookies’ Were a Beloved Treat The iconic, chocolatey comestibles are no longer a fixture on the Hill—but we have a recipe so you can make them at home!
The Savage Club of Ithaca Is Still Making Merry Founded by Glee Club members in the late 19th century, the all-male town-gown performance group is a Reunion staple
The Swim Test: A (Wet) Rite of Passage for Undergrads As the Hill dives into another academic year, we unleash a tsunami of memories about a shared Big Red milestone
Missing Beebe Lake this Summer? Dive into Some Fascinating Facts! Get into the swim with these 16 details you may not know about East Hill’s beloved body of water!
A Staple of Upstate BBQs, ‘Cornell Chicken’ is a Grilling Tradition With summer in full swing, we offer an homage to the beloved recipe by Robert Baker ’43—plus a tofu version for vegetarians!
Novels Set at ‘Cornell’ Bring You Home to the Hill The University has served as a backdrop for literary fiction, mysteries, tales inspired by real-life events, and more
Tune Your Radio Dial To … Fascinating Facts About WVBR! We’re all ears for these tidbits of history about Cornell’s much-beloved (and student-run) station
A Cat Named Ezra (and Willard the Turtle, and a Car Called Carl …) We asked you to tell us about the pets—and kids—you’ve dubbed in honor of Big Red people and places. Boy, did you deliver!
Campus Memorials Pay Tribute to Cornellians Lost in Wartime Those who made the ultimate sacrifice are remembered throughout the Hill—in stone, bronze, glass, and even greenery