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You'll recognize this alum from 'Undeclared,' 'Bones,' and more

Veteran actor Carla Gallo ’97 has a long list of credits on TV and in movies — and now, she’s co-starring in the hit comedy "Platonic."

'Remember they’re playing for the love of the game’

A former Big Red star himself, women’s ice hockey coach and A&S alum Doug Derraugh ’91 has led the squad to five ECAC championships.

Power play: Arts & �鶹��Ƶ alum is a long drive golfing champ

After competing in track and field for the Big Red, Troy Mullins ’09 parlayed her athleticism into success at smashing the ball.

At age 90, a singer, collector, and scholar of folk music goes digital

… much of which has not been made public before. In spring 2025, she released Go Around Songs, Vol. 1 , her first new …

Prolific children’s author offers some halloween-season chills

The latest book from Heather Alexander ’89 is Haunted USA, which compiles spooky tales from all 50 states.

Siblings turn their love for dishing on media into a podcast

Tune in to the recent grads behind Sisters Who Watch—which covers everything from reality TV to the Super Bowl and beyond: A&S graduate Shelby Holland '18 and her sister Laura Holland ’22.

Podcast embraces an urban-rural archetype: The 'Cidiot'

Hosted by Mat Zucker ’92, the show chronicles the joys of country living—and helps other city folk make the leap

Undergrad's startup lets you 'hear' through its eyeglasses

The company makes a smart accessory that uses AI speech-to-text technology to project subtitles viewable only to the wearer.

Alum helps Kenyan villagers earn a living from their handcrafts

Margaret Higgins Bowker ’68 runs a nonprofit that brings artisans’ work to the U.S.—and a student helped her expand sales online.

She’s got game: Sarah Spain ’02 is a star of sports journalism

The ESPN veteran hosts the first-ever daily podcast on women’s athletics—and she just published her first book

They fled Afghanistan together – and now they're graduating

After escaping the Taliban, nine women matriculated on the Hill; the first to complete their degrees are in the Class of ’25

Exploring adolescence and young adulthood, one episode at a time

Through shows like ‘XO, Kitty,’ screenwriter Jessica O’Toole ’94 relishes highlighting the ‘inherent stakes and drama’ of youth.

As head coach, former Big Red player is a slam dunk

A decade and a half after serving as team captain of men’s basketball, Jon Jaques ’10 has had a remarkable start as its leader.

‘Smart Cups,’ clever idea: Alum’s company 3D prints ingredients

Founder and CEO Chris Kanik ’05, Arts & �鶹��Ƶ econ major, hopes its technology will revolutionize how we transport beverages, medicines, and more.

Meet the voice of Big Red men's ice hockey (and football!)

For decades, Arthur Mintz ’71, a math major on the Hill who also studied computer science, has served as the PA announcer for both teams—making him a Cornell sports icon in his own right.

Gain knowledge from Big Red experts—without leaving home

The University’s online learning platform, eCornell, offers a dizzying variety of content; here’s a sampling, from AI to wines to real estate.

These alums are so inventive, they're in the hall of fame!

Cornellians are a creative bunch—and like Ezra himself, many have used their know-how and initiative to make a difference.

At Harper Wilde, "30 Under 30" honoree Jenna Kerner Barnes ’11 offers underclothes for customers of many shapes and sizes.

The Cornell Chimes' advisor for nearly a quarter-century, Jennifer Courtley Lory-Moran ’96, MAT ’97, recently marked a carillon milestone.

Indie drama depicts Cornellian couple's role in web history

Set in the 1980s, The Man Who Saved the Internet with a Sunflower chronicles two ’69 classmates in Silicon Valley

Michelle Schenandoah ’99 founded Rematriation to empower Indigenous people and raise global awareness about Indigenous knowledge as viable ways to address global challenges.

Government alum's Saxbys coffee chain operates on a unique model: its employees—and managers—are all college students.

In a new book, prof translates ancient advice for the lovelorn

How to Get Over a Breakup is Michael Fontaine’s latest entry in a series that mines modern wisdom from classical works

A&S alumna Amanda Hernandez ’21, now a busy med student, coaches her former team to ‘pom’ glory—from hundreds of miles away.