Issue Archive
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July/August 2017
Martha Pollack: Getting to know our fourteenth president, a tour of dorm murals, Philadelphia Zoo CEO Vik Dewan ’76, and Reunion 2017. Click here to download the PDF from our archive at eCommons.
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Meet Martha Pollack
Cornell’s new president chats with CAM about her first weeks on campus, her approach to the job, her cultural touchstones, her credo to ‘be kind,’ and much more
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Wild Kingdom
Veteran banker Vik Dewan ’76 is the unlikely leader of America’s oldest zoo
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Wall Art
A colorful tour of Cornell’s dorm murals
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More Wall Art
Do you have fond memories of these and other campus murals? Share them in the comments—and please include photos if you have them!
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Correspondence
Letters to the Editor
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From Martha Pollack
A New President’s First Assignment: Listening & Learning
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From the Hill
News and updates from campus
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Authors
New Releases
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Sports
Big Red Highlights
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Alumni Deaths
Obituaries received through May 2017
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Cornelliana
Natural Resource: The renamed Cornell Botanic Gardens expands its mission
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Big Red Writers Special Section
Cornell-affiliated authors showcase their works. Our advertisers help support your alumni magazine. Give them a look!
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Ezra Magazine Extra
Collaboration across (baseball) fields leads to Amazonian rivers
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Thanks for the Memories
Reunion 2017
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He’s Got the Beat
Leo Ikenaga ’12 tours the world as a member of Japan’s premier taiko drumming group
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Green Goddess
Zaro Bates ’11 tends an urban farm on Staten Island
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Brew Master
Raise a glass to Penn researcher Patrick McGovern ’66, the Indiana Jones of ancient alcohol
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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
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Star Man
Above the clouds on Hawaii’s Mauna Kea, Simon Radford ’79 runs the Smithsonian’s submillimeter telescope
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A New Leaf
CALS leads New York State’s efforts to reintroduce industrial hemp, marijuana’s long-suffering sister plant
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Whole Cloth
How an outward change—donning the headscarf—altered the way a Muslim student sees herself
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Crime & Punishment
New minor tackles the complexities of mass incarceration
