Articles written by: Beth Saulnier
News You Can’t Use
Two government professors explore the epidemic of COVID misinformation
Upon Reflection
A transgender writer and activist contemplates her complex identity
The Doctor is In
For many Americans, the NIH’s Anthony Fauci, MD ’66, has become the pandemic’s most trusted voice
Go With the Flow
Hydraulics research has a venerable history on the Hill—and now it’s helping to save the planet
Complex Character
An alum explores the life of Alan Berkman ’67, a physician who spent years behind bars for crimes committed in the name of revolution
Flying High
Ithaca’s airport sees a major overhaul—the latest upgrade to a facility originally built by Cornell
Her Own Words
A new edition of The Comstocks of Cornell restores the complete voice of its author, squelched seven decades ago
A Remarkable Degree
At sixteen, Jeremy Shuler ’20 is about to become the youngest person ever to graduate from Cornell
Paw Patrol
SUNY Cobleskill’s Stephen Mackenzie, PhD ’83, launches the nation’s first bachelor’s degree in dog training
Food for Thought
A Hotelie rite of passage for decades, a required course puts students on the front lines of running a restaurant
