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Megan Unrath ’21 says her Cornell ROTC training helped her become a leader

Source: Alumni News | Captain Megan Unrath ’21 builds a legacy of service Short Piece 

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The number of times Cornell has closed. Prior to March 2020, in its 155-year history, through wartime and unrest and even previous pandemics, Cornell had never before closed.

In 155 years, Cornell has only closed once  Source: Cornell Chronicle DATA 

Families celebrate the newest Cornell grads

Source: Blaine Friedlander | Cornell Chronicle Short Piece 

Corey Earle: The First American University

Source: Cornell Chronicle VIDEO 

“Reopening a country after a pandemic isn’t like flipping a giant switch. It’s more like lighting a series of candles, illuminating one part, then another, until the whole place shines.”

Dhruv Khullar, Weill Cornell Medicine

New Yorker story on the end of the pandemic by Dhruv Khullar, Weill Cornell Medicine  Source: Pandemic | The New Yorker QUOTE 

From the NYT archives: 1988 tribute to Toni Morrison MA ’55

In 1988, the NYT Book Review published a tribute to author Toni Morrison MA ’55, signed by 48 Black authors. Source: The New York Times  |  Photo: NYT PHOTOGRAPH 

Cornell is a “Voter Friendly Campus”

These students helped to launch the Cornell Votes initiative in winter 2020, with a mission to increase voter registration, turnout, and democratic engagement on campus. In spring 2021, Cornell University was one of 235 campuses in 37 states and the District of Columbia to be officially designated a “Voter Friendly Campus.”  Source: Cornell Chronicle  |  Photo: Cornell University PHOTOGRAPH 

Jill Tarter ’65 on the search for extraterrestrial life

Source: The On Being Project Short Piece 

Cornell highlights gorge safety

Source: Krishna Ramanujan | Cornell CALS Short Piece 
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