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All the good Cornellians can do

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Alumni diversity leaders at Cornell Botanic Gardens

Source: Cornell Botanic Gardens Short Piece 

Tompkins County’s first female State Supreme Court justice

Justice Elizabeth Aherne ’95 with her children and fellow New York State Supreme Court justices. Source: Ithaca Voice PHOTOGRAPH 

Exploring Fall Creek

Sarah Rackowski ’25 checks out local species in Fall Creek. In addition to the common garter snake she's holding, she found three species of fish: longnose dace, white suckers, and fantail darters. Source: Cornell Botanic Gardens PHOTOGRAPH 

alumni engaged with Cornell this past year, an all-time record for the university

90,486+ alumni engaged with Cornell this past year  Source: Cornell Alumni DATA 

Go Big Red! Cornell Reunion 2022 highlights

Source: Adam Murtland | CORNELL REUNION VIDEO 

Big Red champions

Source: YouTube | 2022 Reunion 5K VIDEO 

Cornellians come home: Reunion 2022 brings thousands to campus

Source: Cornell Reunion Short Piece 

Gorges with ice cream!

Tony Chen ’12 shares some highlights from his Reunion 2022 experience: “Ithaca is gorges!! with ice cream! (dairy bar, flavors: ezra’s morning cup and alumni swirl)” Source: Facebook | Tony Chen PHOTOGRAPH 

“My daughter asked me which building was my college, and I told her they are ALL my college.”

Lauren Su ’04

Alum tells her daughter that all of Cornell's campus are her college  Source: Cornell Reunion QUOTE 

Cornellians reflect on changes to campus

Betty King '57 and Sara King '83 share thoughts about being back for Reunion, and seeing what's new on campus. "I'm thrilled that they have incorporated changes on campus to fit in with tradition," says Betty, president of the Class of 1957. Source: Cornell Reunion  |  Photo: Kaitlin Provost PHOTOGRAPH 
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