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Oakenshield's dining in Willard Straight Hall. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
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Oakenshield's dining in Willard Straight Hall. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
Andrew Johnson '25 as captain of the Red's defensive unit (photo courtesy of Andrew Johnson).
Andrew Johnson '25 preparing for his MLS debut (photo courtesy of Andrew Johnson).
Andrew Johnson '25 training with his new team, Charlotte FC (photo courtesy of Andrew Johnson).
Caton Ryan scored on the power play in the close 2-1 win for Cornell. Photo courtesy of Ben Kerstetter/Cornell Men's Hockey.
The team celebrates after the second win of the best-of-three series, which guaranteed Cornell a spot in the ECAC Championship Weekend.
Senior forward Georgia Schiff scores an open net goal in the final seconds of the game.
The Red celebrates after a goal against Colgate.
After a scoreless first period and trailing 1-0, Cornell scored five unanswered goals to pick up the win.
Avi Adam scored in overtime to give Cornell a 1-0 series lead in the ECAC quarterfinals. Photo courtesy of Leilani Burke/Cornell Athletics.
Adam Hinton '26 steps back against Harvard, Newman Arena, Feb. 21, 2026.
Cornell will celebrate its five seniors on Saturday in the final regular season weekend at Lynah Rink.
Courtesy of Creative Commons
Women’s swim and dive ended the 2026 season at No. 6 in the Ivy League, marking its highest Ivy League finish since 2010.
Bridges to Bioengineering prototyping and evaluation with audiences at a local Family Science Night. (Photo courtesy of Sciencenter)
Staff members are in the process of constructing Bridges to Bioengineering prototypes. (Photo courtesy of Sciencenter)
Build a gravity dam with metal blocks to prevent creek flooding in Sciencenter’s Watergates Gallery. (Photo courtesy of Sciencenter)
In the Watergates Gallery, children explore hydrology and engineering by experimenting with rubber ducks and testing water flow through gates and barriers. (Photo courtesy of Sciencenter)