Alumni Feeding Babies Can Be Complicated—But an Alum’s Firm Can Help Andrea Ippolito ’06, MEng ’07, is founder and CEO of SimpliFed, which has landed deals with major insurers
Chime In Remember Applying to College? Now It’s Your Kids’ Turn I’ve been a writer for three decades—but college essays are a challenge like no other
Cornelliana Take a Bough: Slope’s Iconic Tree Long Predates Ezra Beloved white oak has flourished on the Hill since the 17th century
Class Notes September / October 2022 Catch up on all the latest news from your classmates—new jobs, babies, marriages, and much more—in the September / October 2022 Class Notes!
Campus & Beyond What’s Tiny, Bookish, and Made of Bricks? Lego Olin Library! With advice from his son, a Cornell staffer built a miniature version of the Arts Quad landmark—and now you can too
Alumni Between Two Slices of Bread, an Enduring Big Red Bond Two ’06 classmates enjoyed a simple-but-tasty sandwich for decades—then the Washington Post shared it with the world
Campus & Beyond Remember Arriving on Campus? Now, Move-In Is a Major Event As first-years and transfer students get their bearings, alumni share their memories of making a home on the Hill
From the President New School’s Focus Echoes Cornell’s Founding Mission The Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy unites work being done in departments and programs throughout the University
Ask the Expert How Well Does the U.S. Care for Its Veterans? An Expert Weighs In A new book by Suzanne Gordon ’67 chronicles the impact of military service—and how we aid those who wore the uniform