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The lowdown on Cornell admissions and financial aid

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The good Cornellians can do: Don Patterson ’94, MEng ’95

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The good Cornellians can do: Elisa Bremner ’90

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The good Cornellians can do: Matt Proujansky ’68

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The good Cornellians can do: Terri Tarbox ’85

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Celebrating connections at the “Spirit of ’31—Passing It Forward” ceremony

Source: Cornell Reunion 2026 Short Piece 

Class of 2021’s first milestone Reunion

Source: Cornell Reunion 2026 Short Piece 

“Critical thinking, learning how to ask the questions, study something, and research something… Those are the skills that I learned here.”

—Kate Snow '91 reflects on her Cornell experience at the Liberty Hyde Bailey Lecture

Source: Cornell Reunion 2026 QUOTE 

Pale Blue Dot: an introduction to energy and climate with Toby Ault

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The good Cornellians can do: Cheryl Jones-Richter ’79

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In 2027, Cornell will offer a bachelor of professional studies degree through Cayuga Correctional Facility—becoming the first Ivy to offer a degree to incarcerated students.

Cornell is first Ivy to offer bachelor's degree to incarcerated students  Source: Cornell Chronicle | Prison education program wins $1.5M to create national research hub DATA 
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