Chime In Quelle Surprise! The Hidden Benefits of My French Lit Major Being immersed in another language and culture made me a better lawyer—and a more broad-minded person
Books Your August 2022 Reads Check out these recently published books—fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and more—by Big Red alumni and faculty
Alumni Podcast Celebrates Alumni—and their Love for Cornell The hosts (pals from the Class of ’90) trace fellow alums’ paths from the Hill to success in a variety of fields
Campus & Beyond Home Care Aides Are Undervalued—But an Alum Aims to Change That Work by Weill Cornell Medicine’s Madeline Sterling ’08 could help boost job conditions and status in an essential field
Chime In The Healing Power of Music Singing with the University Chorus at Reunion reminded me how important connection is—especially now
Cornelliana Take Note: Popular Study Method has ‘Cornell’ Written All Over It University has embraced prof’s ’50s-era system as a key resource
Cornelliana Cornell’s Beloved Hawks Raise a Family, Far Above Campus Via webcam and binoculars, the many fans of the feathered celebrities follow an unscripted nature story
Alumni Doctoral Grad Is a Leading Researcher of Wildlife Crime Meredith Gore, PhD ’06, travels the world to study the people behind the illegal trade in fauna and flora
Books Your July 2022 Reads Dig into these recently published books—fiction, nonfiction, YA, and more—by Big Red alumni and faculty