After more than 120 years in print, the May/June 2021 issue of Cornell Alumni Magazine is the last in its traditional form (see Cornelliana). Starting this fall, alumni-focused content will be found on a free, online news hub; a print edition will be available for subscription at a later date. (Details of both are currently being finalized.) For updates, click here.
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For the Love of Lemurs
Doctoral alumnus has devoted his career to protecting the endangered primates
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Eyes in the Sky
Years after spearheading the secret use of CIA spy satellites to study climate change, an alumna goes public
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Equal Portions
For a Human Ecology professor, healthy eating is a social justice issue
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Following the Science
CALS alum helps direct the WHO’s response to the pandemic
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Coming to Terms
A new ILR program—offered virtually this year due to the pandemic—explores Native American approaches to conflict resolution
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Brothers & Sisters
Seal and Serpent—a fraternity with an independent ethos—goes coed
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From Martha Pollack
Seeking New Knowledge: Pursuing Cornell’s mission throughout the pandemic
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From the Hill
News and updates from campus
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Authors
New Releases
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Ezra Magazine Extra
Shaoyi Jiang: Protective Materials that Mimic Water
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Alumni Deaths
A list of deaths reported to us since the previous issue
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Cornelliana
Turning the Page: After more than 120 years, CAM says farewell
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Weaver of Words
A century after E.B. White 1921 graduated from Cornell, his literary legacy endures
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Book Tour
Fill your summer reading list with works by contemporary alumni authors
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Splendor in the Grass
Amid the stresses of daily life, campus gardens offer a colorful and calming oasis
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May/June 2021
Fill your summer with noteworthy books by alumni
PLUS: Celebrating E.B. White 1921; Campus garden tour; Nutrition: A social justice issue
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