Dragon Day ’24: Snapshots from a Serpentine Celebration Spring parade starring a mythical beast—with campus-wide revelry—continues one of the Hill’s most enduring traditions
Remembering Anna Comstock, Cornell’s First Female Professor One of three dozen women in her class, she went on to become a leading naturalist—and the namesake of two East Hill buildings
East Hill’s Most Notable Landmark Gets Some TLC Currently underway, the $7 million renovation will keep McGraw Tower looking the same—only better—for the next 130+ years
Board of Trustees 101 As alumni prepare to vote for their representatives, we offer a pithy primer on the University’s governing body
For 75+ Years, Students Have Made Watermargin a Home The pioneering co-op led the way in creating an interracial, interfaith house as a nondiscriminatory ideal
Campus Time Capsules Are Blasts from the Past From contemporary ephemera to a missive from Ezra himself, the historic containers are relics of an earlier Cornell
Like a Fine Vintage, Iconic Wines Class Is Aging Splendidly Seven decades after Cornell launched the first course of its kind in the U.S., the for-credit tour of the grape still sparkles
Big Red Books, Perfect for Gifting Need a present for the Cornellian on your list? Here are titles on University history, traditions, songs, famous alums—even recipes!
Need a Gift for the Alum Who Has it All? We’ve Got You Covered! Our second annual Cornell Store holiday gift guide showcases a tempting trove of Big Red swag
With Red Hot Hockey, Annual MSG Tradition Keeps Sizzling Generations of Lynah Faithful will descend on Midtown Manhattan for the annual Thanksgiving weekend showdown on ice