Stepping Stones: More than a handy shortcut, the Baldwin Memorial Stairway honors an alum who perished in World War I

A look at the past, present, and future of CU’s iconic Beebe Lake—which, like the University itself, traces its roots to Ezra

Set Your Watch By It: East Hill’s iconic sundial marries art and science

Two Hotelie undergrads shake up the granola scene with savory flavors

Physical education has been a Cornell tradition since its founding—but Ezra could never have imagined the kaleidoscope of offerings on East Hill today

Trucking Along: Celebrating the centennial of Louie’s Lunch

Eschewing Collegetown rents, Eli Shanks ’18, BS ’17, spent his final semesters living in a converted school bus

Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.’s visits to the Hill

Long the hub of campus scholarship, Cornell’s libraries are as lively as ever

A man of many interests, AAP professor Tom Campanella, MA ’91, is chronicling the history of New York City’s parks—and pursuing his passion for drone photography