150 Years of Mechanical Engineering on the Hill: Fascinating Facts To mark the anniversary, we delve into the Sibley School’s history of pioneering work—from outdoor lighting to outer space
The Hill in Haiku: Alumni Wax Poetic about their Alma Mater We asked you to submit verses channeling the Cornell experience—and you delivered, in elegant and evocative fashion
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
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