Remembering the Late Frank H.T. Rhodes, on His 100th Birthday For the president emeritus’s centennial, we offer a photographic tribute to the Big Red icon, who passed away in 2020 at age 93
After a Temporary Relocation, AAP’s Green Dragon Café Reopens Abstract murals and the famed tin-can ceiling still grace the upgraded Sibley Hall eatery, beloved by generations of Cornellians
Remembering Cornell’s Elms, Once the ‘Mighty Monarchs’ of the Hill The grand trees long lined campus streets and dominated quads—until diseases wiped them out in the mid-1900s
A History Tour of Sheldon Court, a Collegetown Landmark in Brick Built by an alum as an upscale student boarding house, it has also hosted iconic retailers of books, bagels, and beyond
History of the Chimes Rings Out in Expanded McGraw Tower Museum You’ll learn about generations of bell-related memorabilia and Big Red traditions—you just have to hoof it up 100+ steps
The ‘161 Things Every Cornellian Should Do’—Updated for 2026! For the University’s 161st anniversary year, we revisited the iconic list of Big Red experiences. How many of these have you done?
These Alums Love Reunion—and Not Just Every Five Years The members of a 120-year-old Big Red club pride themselves on coming back to the Hill, again and again (and again)
Hospitality Sweet: Hotel Ezra Cornell Celebrates a Century From a servers’ race to invitations sent via pigeon, Nolan School students have showcased their talents to an evolving industry
Oi! Oi! Oi! Dragon Day Marks 125 Years of Beautiful Beasts Fueled by first-year architecture students, the March celebration has been a rite of spring for generations of alumni
‘A Magical, Quintessential Cornell Experience’: Your Winter Memories Alumni recall sudden blizzards, cross-country skiing to campus, bundling up, trudging up the slippery Slope, and much more