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Share your storyAn alumnae-led fundraising initiative in Cornell Human Ecology (CHE) has achieved a milestone, increasing the number of endowed undergraduate scholarships from women donors to 100.
Dave Amos ’05 carries his fascination with ideas and an urge to teach to his popular YouTube channel, City Beautiful.
Barbara Osgood ’56, PhD ’80 has been rescuing and adopting senior Labrador Retrievers and Lab mixes for over 30 years. Early on in her rescue experience, she realized older dogs were often overlooked by potential adopters, and were passing away alone in shelters. She wanted to do something about it. “It broke my heart. It … Read more
Jacobs Scholarships advance the next generation of engineers
Reynolds Foundation gift supports Brooks School initiatives
“The more you give, the more you get,” says Rodo Sofranac ’71. “All my community involvement really revolves around paying it forward.” Rodo came to the United States as a child, from former Yugoslavia. He says this experience influenced him in many ways, and inspires him to continue giving back in his communities. Rodo has … Read more
RED Veterinary Scholars Program reduces educational debt for selected Cornell veterinary students
Alumni from the Class of 1964 gathered to present this year’s Class of 1964 John F. Kennedy Memorial Award at Reunion.
Read the full story by Laura Gallup in the Cornell Chronicle. On a rainy Friday in May, five miles from Cornell’s main campus, 20 students – many who’d never before met – worked side by side digging holes, hauling mulch and planting trees at Groundswell Incubator Farm. “It’s just really good to get to know … Read more
Linda (Edelman) Bradley ’84 founded the Poppyseed Project to rescue end-of-day bagels from the landfill and donate them to hungry neighbors.