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Goldman Sachs partner Isaac Wong ’00 understands the value of Cornell

Source: Giving to Cornell | Goldman Sachs partner Isaac Wong ’00 knows the value of investing in Cornell Short Piece 

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Summer experiences let Lily Blyn ’25 conduct research, community outreach in the field and lab

"This internship showed me that in agricultural research relationships built on trust are key— between farmers, extension, educators and researchers."—Lily Blyn ’25 Source: Madeline Hanscom | Field Note: Connecting the corners of ag: Meet Lily Blyn PHOTOGRAPH 

"People use faith as a coping mechanism for the hardships and stressors of life, and anxiety that might come with being at a prestigious institution like Cornell. If students are allowed the space to fulfill their rites, rituals, and obligations, it creates positive feedback within themselves."

Numan Dugmeoglu, Muslim chaplain at Cornell

Numan Dugmeoglu’s arrival has fostered consistency and greater visibility in Cornell’s Muslim community  Source: Ben Badua | Student and Campus Life QUOTE 

Vipin Gunda ’25 is using AI, wearable tech to make everyday experiences more accessible

Source: Kathy Hovis | A&S Communications VIDEO 

"I have been calling my map a ‘cartography of care,’ because it’s not only a visualization of aid and resources, but it’s a visualization of the collective goodwill of people on the ground and in the community. It’s vastly underestimated just how much people want to help their neighbors and help their community."

Johan Michalove PhD ’27

Johan Michalove PhD ’27 developed an interactive map at fireaid.info that has become an online hub for thousands of people in the greater Los Angeles area who need provisions, are looking to donate supplies or want to get involved.  Source: Louis DiPietro | Cornell Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science QUOTE 

Concerto Competition honors three student award-winners

The Annual Cornell Concerto Competition honors three student award-winners—Abigail Black ’26, Dean Zhang ’25, and Ethan Wolff ’25. Source: Concerto Competition announces three winners | Cornell University College of Arts and Sciences LINK 

Labs and faculty projects help Cornell Bowers student explore his future

Vipin Gunda ’25 is excited about projects that apply his computer science knowledge to real-world challenges. Source: Bowers student explores privacy, healthcare, satellite imagery | Cornell University College of Arts and Sciences LINK 

Vipin Gunda ’25 is using artificial intelligence to advance wearable tech

Meet Vipin Gunda ’25, a computer science major in Cornell Bowers who is using AI to advance wearable tech. His work on wearable devices combines acoustic sensing and machine learning to improve accessibility and transform everyday experiences for people with disabilities. Source: Vipin Gunda `25 uses AI to redefine wearable tech | Cornell Bowers Computing and Information Science LINK 

Touchdown tree planting in Hawaiʻi with Cornell students

Students in NTRES3152 - Field Methods in Conservation Bioacoustics spent their winter break in Hawaiʻi recording the sounds of species that inhabit the island. The group helped plant Native tree seedlings as part of an ongoing restoration forest restoration project. Touchdown tagged along to help. Source: Alumni News | Listening in: Bioacoustics class records the sounds of Hawaiʻi PHOTOGRAPH 

“During my first week, I walked along Beebe Lake and saw a couple of deer roaming and ever since then, my favorite place on campus has been the small bench next to Beebe. It's a wonderful place to just decompress after class or have a nice conversation with a friend.”

Anna Cecilia Fierro ’27

Source: Cornell Office of Undergraduate Admissions | Anna Cecilia Fierro ’27 QUOTE 
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