Storytime with Corey How One Female Prof Helped Prepare Women for the Vote When New York State passed its suffrage bill in 1917, the University was ready to educate the newly enfranchised citizens
Campus & Beyond The Personal Style of Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’54, on Display The Human Ecology Building’s ‘Fashioning Justice’ exhibit also includes related items from the Cornell Fashion + Textile Collection
Chime In What Building a Dragon Taught Me About Collaboration I learned that it’s not just about assigned roles—and that working together successfully is less structural than it is cultural
Alumni Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Hotelie Runs Iconic NYC Bar Justin McManus ’03 is the fourth-generation owner of his family pub—familiar to viewers of “Seinfeld,” “Law & Order,” and more
Campus & Beyond Big Red Men’s Rugby Has a Winning Record—and an Inclusive Spirit One of Cornell’s oldest student groups, the club sport has been played on the Hill for nearly a century and a half
Ask the Expert ‘There’s a Misconception that You Lose Your Independence’ Consultant Meredith Oppenheim ’95 on the benefits of senior housing—and why the industry isn’t ready for the Baby Boomers
Books Your March 2026 Reads This month’s featured titles include novels, a memoir by a pioneering veterinarian, and a Christian work on inner peace
Quizzes & Puzzles How Much Do You Know About Dragon Day on the Hill? For the beloved springtime celebration’s 125th birthday, we offer 10 questions on its history, traditions, and more!
Cornelliana Oi! Oi! Oi! Dragon Day Marks 125 Years of Beautiful Beasts Fueled by first-year architecture students, the March celebration has been a rite of spring for generations of alumni
Alumni Alum Took His Case All the Way to the Supreme Court—and Won Wine importer Victor Owen Schwartz ’80 has made global headlines with his company’s successful battle against tariffs