Are You One of 4,504 Big Red Missed Connections?
Big Red Missed Connections has long been Cornell’s favorite place for anonymous longing, and Richard Ballard ’27 examines what a new map reveals about the campus’s secret admirers.
Big Red Missed Connections has long been Cornell’s favorite place for anonymous longing, and Richard Ballard ’27 examines what a new map reveals about the campus’s secret admirers.
Alessandra Ferrer '29 highlights her time at the Mediocre Melodie's #OpenToWork concert.
Why are we so hesitant to interact with people we are only acquainted with? Amina McCain '29 encourages us to embrace the awkwardness and engage with more people outside of our social circles, starting by just saying "hi."
With finals approaching and summer close behind, Savannah Sandhaus '29 explores why spring feels less like reinvention and more like a gentle reset.
Passport in hand, Angelina Lei '28 and Krystal Kymn '28 journey through ALANA’s Culture Fest — where Cornell students share cultures, traditions and community on campus.
After a spring break in Madrid, Maia Mehring '27 considers whether studying abroad is worth the cost — and the fear of missing out.
Wondering what the best routes are for a quick one-mile run or walk? Melanie Delfosse '28 recommends some of her favorite mile loops on campus.
Outdoor Odyssey is a pre-orientation program that immerses students in nature. Alisia Wucetich '29 explains why you should get involved.
Krystal Kymn '28 attends a performance from the Dallas Morse Coors Concert Series and reflects on the popularity of classical music among Cornell students.
Helen Newman or Toni Morrison Fitness Center — which is the best gym on North Campus? Katie Istomin '29 tells us why it's Helen Newman.
Cornell Fashion Collective’s 42nd Runway elevates student design across four levels — Stefanie Chen ’28 delivers the front-row recap.
In a streaming world, Jared Miller ’28 heads to Cornell Cinema to remember why nothing beats a real theater — complete with gasps, laughs and community.
Welcome to the third annual Mr. Asia Pageant — a celebration of Asian culture, identity and community.
Wonder who the people pogo sticking on Ho Plaza are? Meet the Cornell Pogo Stick Club, led by Anmo Li ’28.
Remember how you used to push the boundaries of your social corners as a freshman? Jared Miller ’28 explains the social experiment he designed to meet more people.
From dining halls to downtown, Sahil Raut '27 explores how City Bucks can strengthen Cornell’s relationship with local restaurants — and the student experience.