Articles written by: Alexandra Bond '12
Mother Tongue
A new course explores the language and culture of the Cayuga Nation, on whose homeland the University stands
Cornelliana
Shop ’Til You Drop: From daily necessities to Big Red swag, the Cornell Store has been provisioning Cornellians for 125 years
Strike Up the Band
The only one of its kind in the Ivy League, Cornell’s cadre of marching musicians is a beloved Big Red tradition
Big Red Welcome
With wide smiles and precision planning, Orientation staffers and student volunteers make incoming Cornellians feel right at home
Cornelliana
Green Thumb: Cornell University Press showcases the prose of plant science pioneer Liberty Hyde Bailey
Cornelliana
Stepping It Up: ‘Stewards’ help make Ithaca’s gorges safer for all
Cornelliana
Fine Print: America’s oldest university press turns 150
Cornelliana
Star Turn: Rediscovered on Betacam, a ‘lost’ lecture by Carl Sagan still resonates
Straight Ahead
One hundred years after Willard Straight 1901 died in World War I, his legacy lives on in the iconic building that bears his name
Cornelliana
Gorging Ourselves: The brainchild of a Cornellian, Ithaca’s beloved tourism slogan graces T-shirts (and lots of other stuff) far and wide
