Ask the Expert Tips for Mid-Career Job Hunters As federal workers and others fear losing long-secure positions, we asked an ILR human resources professor for insights
Alumni Rain or Shine, Weather Reporter Rob Marciano ’91 Is On the Job A national correspondent for CBS News, the CALS alum is a veteran meteorologist who prioritizes the human angle in his work
Chime In How Reclaiming a Part of Myself Made Way for My Dreams As I write in my recent psychology book, women are too often held back by sexist stereotypes demanding they refrain from being bold
Quizzes & Puzzles How Well Do You Know Your Fictional Cornellians? From ‘The Simpsons’ to ‘Succession’ to Andy on ‘The Office,’ test your knowledge of Big Red ‘alums’ in pop culture with 12 questions
Books Your March 2025 Reads This month’s featured titles include a debut novel, a leadership guide, and a psychologist’s look at the power of saying ‘no’
Glorious to View Walking in a Winter Wonderland With spring (finally!) on the horizon, we offer a look at Cornellians navigating—and even enjoying—the recent chilly season
Ask the Expert Do Women in the U.S. Still Earn Less than Men? An alum who’s an ILR professor emerita weighs in on the gender pay gap—how it has narrowed, and why it persists
Alumni Barrier-Breaking Astronomer Graces a U.S. Quarter Immortalized in a series honoring notable women, Vera Cooper Rubin, MS ’51, is the first Cornellian ever featured on a coin
Quizzes & Puzzles January / February ’25 Trivia Roundup Did you miss any of the recent weekly trivia on our homepage? Here’s your chance to catch up with eight questions!
Campus & Beyond How Cornell Has Helped Tanzania Train (Many!) More MDs The more than two-decade-old partnership between Weill Cornell Medicine and a school in the East African nation has benefitted all