Chime In I’m a Wheelchair User—and Despite the Obstacles, I Love to Travel Navigating the world with a spinal cord injury has given me a distinct perspective on my chosen field: hospitality
Students Student-Run Farm Grows Crops—and Community For more than two decades, Dilmun Hill has raised both produce and awareness about the value of agriculture
Campus & Beyond Pioneering Labor Reformer Honored, in Words and in Bronze Frances Perkins, a visiting prof in the mid-1900s, was remembered with an alumni event and the unveiling of a statue
Students Move-In ’24 in Photos: The Hill Welcomes Our Newest Cornellians With the annual caravan of vehicles and a parade of fresh faces, another school year gets underway
Glorious to View Something Old, Something New: East Hill, Then & Now Check our our new photo feature—where you can compare campus past and present, side by side
Storytime with Corey Student Orientation, from Freshman Camp to the “Face Book” In the University’s earliest days, new arrivals had to fend for themselves—but a welcoming system soon took root
Bear Hugs What Makes a Beautiful Campus Even Prettier? Hydrangeas! Nurseryman Jim Sollecito ’76 has given his alma mater 1,000+ plants—a gift to students, inspired by his late Cornellian daughter
Students At Paris Olympics, Figure Skater Karen Chen ’23 Gets Her Gold In a much-belated ceremony, the Human Ecology student received the top medal she and her teammates had earned in Beijing
Cornelliana For Half a Century, the U-Halls Shaped the Campus Experience We asked for your memories—the good, the bad, and the cinderblock—and received a deluge of dorm deeds and delights
Alumni Digital Artist Dreams His Creations in Pixels and Neurons An architecture and computer graphics alum returned to the Hill this summer to draw images from landscapes—and memories