Storytime with Corey

Among the many connections: national hero José Martí was an ardent admirer of the University and its founding principles

Cornellians have long known the joys of ‘Ithacation’—and earlier generations got their forecasts the old-fashioned way

From its feminist influences to an alum in a key role, there’s a bit of the Big Red behind the Emerald City

In the mid-1900s, one CALS department changed our holiday tables—and an industry

Back when getting to class meant trudging uphill from downtown, the quickest route was through Ithaca’s oldest cemetery

Over the decades, a handful of alums—from a media magnate to an Esperanto fan—have vied for the White House

In the University’s earliest days, new arrivals had to fend for themselves—but a welcoming system soon took root

Cornell and its alumni have played prominent roles in the Games—even before they were founded

A look back at the Big Red’s early days on the diamond—plus a photo tour of the team’s state-of-the-art facility