A new book from Cornell Academics and Professors Emeriti (CAPE) and Cornell University Press celebrates Cornell’s history of international engagement and campus diversity—from the university’s founding to today. global.cornell.edu/news/book-cele…

There are still a few slots left for my summer CAU course: The Story of Cornell in 100 Objects. Come spend a week immersed in the University Archives and hold pieces of history in your hands! Registration closes in a few weeks. alumni.cornell.edu/learn-and-trav…

Siliciano '75 is the first undergraduate alumnus of Cornell in the provost role since Walter C. Heasley Jr. '30 served as acting provost in 1945.

The Sphere in Las Vegas transformed into Barton Hall last night.

Today's a great day to grab your copy of "Beyond Borders: Exploring the History of Cornell's Global Dimensions" for 50% off! Use discount code 09YARDHIS at checkout. cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/978150177…

Coming to Ithaca for Reunion weekend? Say hello! I'll be giving remarks to the Classes of 1944, 1949, 1954, 1959, 1969, 1974, 1994, 2014, & 2019. And emceeing the Mix & Mingle networking event on Friday afternoon. And helping with the 93.5 WVBR-FM studio open house on Saturday. CU soon.

Been thinking about this guy a lot this week...

Missed opportunity for a Harry Chapin joke with this headline. youtu.be/EMz2EyNvdfg?si…

Newhart won his only Emmy Award for his appearance on The Big Bang Theory as fictional Cornellian "Professor Proton," who was a thinly-veiled parody/homage to Bill Nye '77.

Big thanks to Tompkins Weekly for spotlighting our upcoming concerts and talented musicians in the Dryden Area Intergenerational Band & Chorus! 🎶 tompkinsweekly.com/articles/dryde…

The 2024 Summer Olympics are the first Olympic games that Cornellians earned a gold, silver, and bronze medal since the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City. Cornellians won one of each medal at both games. 2024 had the most Cornellians win hardware at a summer games since 1992.

I haven't really been keeping track, but the DNC's speaker line-up tonight is packed with Cornellians: Randi Weingarten '80; Katherine Clark, JD '89; Elissa Slotkin '98; John Russell '13; Edgar Vilchez '27; Gabrielle Giffords, MRP '97...

If workers return on Sept 3, I believe this may have been the longest strike in Cornell's history at 15 days. To my knowledge, the last two lengthy strikes were IUOE in 1980 and UAW in 1981, both lasting 12 days as the unions negotiated their 1st contracts with the university.