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Corey Ryan Earle '07 takes a look at how a few end-of-year rituals have evolved over the years, with some early traditions fading away to make way for the new. cornel.ly/3F9TOmF

“I feel like I’ve been preparing for this project my entire career,” says Susan Rodriguez ’81, BArch ’82, “because it brings together the two things that I love: working in the city, and working in beautiful landscapes.” cornel.ly/4mfyJrB

This month’s featured titles include essays on womanhood, an anti-aging cookbook, and a debut legal thriller set in Zambia. 📚 cornel.ly/43xaRHI

Alumni of all ages will recognize many of these locations, activities, and gatherings that Cornellians will enjoy at Reunion ’25 and beyond. Check out the photos! cornel.ly/45mHWsb

After escaping the Taliban, nine women matriculated on the Hill; the first to complete their degrees are in the Class of ’25. cornel.ly/4klrbC2

More than a decade after their winning entry in Cornell's annual student sustainability pitch competition, this couple has grown their concept into a business with clients in more than a dozen countries. cornel.ly/4kw5oHW

Where did the modern Cornell emblem and seal—the ones you know so well, that adorn countless mugs, baseball caps, paperweights, bumper stickers, and more—come from? cornel.ly/3Sg1VRM

The 13-10 win over the University of Maryland’s Terrapins marked Cornell’s first national championship in nearly a half-century. cornel.ly/3T5Z0Lz

In his first Commencement address as president, Mike Kotlikoff celebrates Cornell’s culture—one of connection across difference. cornel.ly/4js163k

On Memorial Day Weekend, more than 8,000 Big Red undergrads and grad students became alumni, as East Hill hosted the annual Commencement festivities. Check out the photos! cornel.ly/3FAQTnh

Since fall 2014, this Human Ecology alum has tapped the wisdom gleaned from a lifetime in the saddle—as a student, a competitor, and a trainer—to lead her squad to notable success. cornel.ly/4mFjbO9

This Hotelie’s culinary skills have landed him a variety of even-more-notable gigs while still a student—including cooking for NFL players and competing on a TV show headlined by notoriously exacting celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. cornel.ly/43CvRg5

Dan Moren ’02 shares why becoming a two-time champion on the legendary quiz show felt like ‘a vindication of a life full of eclectic interests.’ cornel.ly/3FFO4Bg

With his crew of some 50 “maintainers,” Dave Bowen, MBA ’77, clears the Appalachian Trail in the spring, and keeps it navigable and picturesque throughout the hiking season. cornel.ly/3Fp1pOt

From hockey games to the Chimes, Beebe Lake to Touchdown the Bear—we offer 12 questions to test your Big Red savvy. cornel.ly/4kNu4LV

The 2025 edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale—which focuses on design that addresses the challenges of climate change—displays work by more than a dozen Cornell alumni, faculty, and students. cornel.ly/4mTtdLL

Some 7,000 alumni and their guests descended on the Hill for Reunion 2025, reconnecting with classmates and friends and celebrating throughout a typical Ithaca rain-and-shine weekend. cornel.ly/43DmXA8

A small, family-run company founded by Victor Schwartz ’80 was the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit that challenged the sweeping import tariffs instituted by the Trump Administration. cornel.ly/3ZYa41b

To try out, Chimesmaster hopefuls—known as “compets”—must be able to read sheet music (or learn to do so), navigate the nine flights of stairs, and be physically capable of pushing the levers and pedals that control the tower’s 21 bells. cornel.ly/4dYGpuI

If there’s one thing Jonathan Brand, JD ’96, wants his fellow alums to know, it’s this: Cornell College, the small Midwestern doppelgänger, had the name first. cornel.ly/43ETOEU