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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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A research path worth mapping

As a kid, Ben Quint loved maps. It’s almost literary, atlases in a Pittsburgh living room evolving into first-hand explorations. But it’s true—Ben has both the baby pictures and the curriculum vitae to prove it. Source: Ben Quint ’27: A research path worth mapping | CALS LINK 

A new year of Cornell calendars

This year, enjoy gorgeous views of campus in every season. Download your free 2025 Cornell calendars now. Source: Cornell calendars PHOTOGRAPH 

The good Cornellians can do: Stephanie Mitchell ’78, JD ’80

Source: The good Cornellians can do Short Piece 

Cornell Energy Connection event encourages collaboration amid uncertainty

The 15th annual Cornell Energy Connection convened experts and students on energy transition approaches and careers. Source: Cornell Energy Connection Encourages Collaboration and Resilience Amid Uncertainty LINK 

$11.5M gift strengthens hospitality research, teaching

Source: Alison Fromme | Cornell Chronicle Short Piece 

Free Cornell library card for any visitor

Anyone, including alumni visiting from both inside and outside New York State, can now request a library card from Cornell University Library at no cost. Source: Cornell University Library | Library card for all Cornell University Library visitors now free! PHOTOGRAPH 

First-gen artist David Legrand ’23

Source: Giving to Cornell | Cornell opens doors to the world Short Piece 

$11.5M gift strengthens hospitality research, teaching

An $11.5 million gift from entrepreneur C. Kenneth Grailer ’53 will support the Nolan School of Hotel Administration by expanding the Center for Hospitality Research, helping renovate the Grailer Food Labs and providing scholarships. Source: Alison Fromme | Cornell Chronicle LINK 

“I would give parents one specific piece of advice about their kids’ choice of partner: consider that this person is your child’s choice, and you gain nothing by refusing them entry. The holidays are an excellent time to be inclusive, because that can be money in the bank for solid future relationships.”

Karl Pillemer, Hazel E. Reed Human Development Professor in the College of Human Ecology

Source: Cornellians | You’re Going Home for the Holidays. Now What? QUOTE 
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