Articles written by: Cornell Alumni Magazine
Sound Track
How long-forgotten recordings by David Newburge ’57 sparked a trip through CAM’s archives—and a performance art show now in NYC
Whole Cloth
How an outward change—donning the headscarf—altered the way a Muslim student sees herself
From Martha Pollack
A New President’s First Assignment: Listening & Learning
From Martha Pollack
Continuing Big Red Traditions (Ice Cream Included)
Authors
New releases
The 'H' in HIV
Dr. Mark Katz '71 is a veteran of the AIDS epidemic
Questions & Answers
Jenn Grauer '04 makes her mark in sound and images
Toward Cornell's Sesquicentennial
As we prepare to transition from the Board of Trustees leadership of Pete Meinig '61, BME '62, to that of Bob Harrison '76, we look forward to Cornell's sesquicentennial in 2015. As I shared with those of you who visited campus for Reunion Weekend, we will maintain a sharp focus on four areas that have […]
What's in the Cards?
Newly minted Hotel school grad Barton Golub '11 sports a festive ensemble at Commencement 2011, where he and 6,000 others received their degrees. For more on Commencement, see page 10.
A Tribute to Bill Vanneman '31
As I write, the Cornell campus is about to turn red and white with thousands of returning alumni whose class years end in "1" or "6." During Reunion Weekend, they will renew friendships, catch up on news about their alma mater, and share memories of their time on the Hill. Some of them will bring […]
