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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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Alumni share encouragement for students during finals

Students stop by Ho Plaza to read postcards full of Big Red well wishes from alumni ahead of finals week. Source: Cornell Student and Campus Life  |  Photo: Cornell Student and Campus Life PHOTOGRAPH 

“We need to see mental health through a prevention lens and stop seeing physical health as different than mental health.”

Dr. Cori M. Green, pediatrics, Weill Cornell Medicine

Weill Cornell pediatrician advocates for mental health care  Source: NYT | Teens in Distress Are Swamping Pediatricians QUOTE 

Tiny red fox gets Big Red care

Source: Lauren Cahoon Roberts | Cornell Chronicle VIDEO 

Students honored for local community impact

The 2022 Cornell Campus-Community Leadership Award winners pose with their plaques and Joel Malina, center, vice president for university relations. Students from left: Claire Deng ’22, Temilola (Lola) Adepoju ’22, Victor Rosas ’22, Zasu Scott ’22. Source: Laura Gallup | Cornell Chronicle  |  Photo: Ryan Young/Cornell University PHOTOGRAPH 

Startup helps families with feeding their babies

Source: Forbes | SimpliFed Raises $6 Million In Latest Seed Round Short Piece 

Cornell’s bulb planting machine is helping blanket Ithaca in daffodils

Source: Daff-A-Dazzle! – Ithaca's Public Daffodil Project VIDEO 

Weill Cornell physician shares a promising treatment for sickle cell

Source: Today, Explained | A cure for sickle cell? Audio 

In the Wake of War, Alum Works to Ensure There’s ‘No One Left Behind’

Source: Cornellians Short Piece 

Classics and modernity meet at the mall

The Sculpture Shoppe exhibition runs through in May at the Ithaca Mall. Mallgoers can view classical sculptures from the Cornell Cast Collection, and responses to classical art by contemporary artists and thinkers. This Verity Platt Installation by artist Rhonda Weppler features cast resin fungi and Cornell’s cast of the Apollo Sauroktonos. Source: Linda Glaser | Cornell Chronicle PHOTOGRAPH 
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