Cornellians

As a clinical psychologist, Alissa Worly Jerud ’08 has learned that moments of anxiety can be golden opportunities to learn to tolerate distress.

Why Our Attempts to Avoid Emotional Discomfort Often Backfire Read her personal essay in "Chime In"

CUeLINKS gives students and young alums the opportunity to ask questions of, get advice from, and be mentored by fellow Cornellians who are more established in their careers.

Big Red Networking Platform Connects Cornellians Through CUeLINKS, alumni and students can gain professional insights, career advice, job leads, mentorship, and much more.

To try out, Chimesmaster hopefuls—known as “compets”—must be able to read sheet music (or learn to do so), navigate the nine flights of stairs, and be physically capable of pushing the levers and pedals that control the tower’s 21 bells.

What Does It Take to Become a Big Red Chimesmaster? A look at the audition process for the iconic role—which began over a century ago, with a president's yen for beautiful music.

A small, family-run company founded by Victor Schwartz ’80 was the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit that challenged the sweeping import tariffs instituted by the Trump Administration.

‘Wine Is Not Fungible': How an Alum's Firm Made Global Headlines This alum's company became the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against import tariffs—and won.