Bear Hugs Siblings Turn their Love for Dishing on Media into a Podcast Tune in to the recent grads behind Sisters Who Watch—which covers everything from reality TV to the Super Bowl and beyond
Cornelliana Prolific Campus Architect Couldn’t Wait for a Department—Or a Degree From Eddy Gate to the iconic clocktower to the president’s villa, William Henry Miller 1872 shaped a young Cornell
Bear Hugs Looking Sharp: CALS Grad Collects Vintage Cornell Pins (and Jewelry) Kate Costa Leming ’01 started amassing Big Red memorabilia in the early days of eBay—and now she has her own store
Alumni ‘I Love Print, but I Love Journalism More’: Meet Andrew Morse ’96 A conversation with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution publisher and former Daily Sun editor, whose newspaper will soon be digital-only
Cornelliana ‘A Dashing Personality’: Remembering Willard Straight 1901 The hall’s namesake launched the precursors to both Dragon Day and Slope Day, wed the love of his life, and died in his late thirties
Quizzes & Puzzles A Trivia Tribute to Legendary Cornellian Ken Dryden ’69 As the world mourns the passing of the beloved hockey star, we offer 12 questions about his storied career—on and off the ice
Alumni Alums’ Installation at the Venice Biennale Evokes Rising Seas Take a photographic tour of AquaPraça, an ambitious project by two AAP grads that aims to spur discourse around climate change
Alumni ‘Thoughtful, Gracious, and Humble’: Remembering Ken Dryden ’69 The co-author of Forever Faithful reminisces about the star goalie as a player, a writer, a sports-safety activist, and a man
Alumni Legendary Ice Hockey Goalie Ken Dryden ’69 Dies at 78 A star for both the Big Red and Montréal Canadiens, he went on to a career as an author, lawyer, politician, TV commentator, and more
Alumni Meet the New Chair of the University’s Board of Trustees The first woman in the post, Anne Meinig Smalling ’87 has a lifelong love of Cornell—where ‘we really want to do the greatest good’