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ALT A Cornellian using an early computer terminal, the Datel 30, in 1970.
ALT Detail of the cover of the 1931 sheet music of “Father of the Land We Love” by George M. Cohan.
ALT The Declaration’s full text and signatures decorate a centennial towel, framed by the coats of arms of the original 13 states.
ALT The 1781 defeat at Yorktown that led to Britain’s surrender, depicted in an engraving.
ALT An 1806 wall hanging features biographical information on the first president.
ALT A historical photograph shows a group of individuals seated and standing outside a large stone building. A vintage tank is prominently placed to the left. The setting appears formal, with individuals dressed in early 20th-century attire.
ALT A group of three people is enjoying an outdoor event. They are wearing clothing with "Cornell" logos, suggesting a connection to Cornell University. The background shows a stadium, indicating a possible sports or university-related event. One person is holding a drink, while the others have plates of food. They are all smiling, creating a cheerful atmosphere.
ALT A lively group of Cornell reuniongoers dancing under a large tent on the Cornell Arts Quad. Some individuals are holding hands and smiling, while others chat in the background. Most are casually dressed.
ALT A group of people are gathered at a red and white food truck with "Oven Fresh Pizza" painted on the side. One person inside the truck is handing something to those outside. The scene is lively and is part of an undated Cornell Reunion.
ALT A lively outdoor scene by Cornell's Beebe Lake at an undated Cornell Reunion. People are gathered near a large white tent on a grassy area surrounded by lush trees. Some are sitting in groups and socializing. Three rowboats are on the water, each with two occupants enjoying a paddle.
ALT Cornell University is in Cornell University.
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ALT Cornell University is in Cornell University.
ALT A large, colorful dragon float is paraded down a street by a group of people. The float is made of fabric and features scales and a long tail. In the background, there are historical buildings, on the Cornell University Arts Quad. Spectators are visible along the street.
ALT People carrying bags and belongings walk along a sidewalk on a sunny day. In the background, Cornell University's Uris Hall and its clock tower are visible, with a large expanse of parked cars and trees.
ALT A group of people sit and engage in conversation inside a dorm room at Cornell University. The room is decorated with various posters and bookshelves filled with items. Some hold papers or books while others listen attentively. The setting suggests a casual and studious environment.
ALT Cheerleaders in red and white uniforms perform a formation outdoors at a Cornell University event. Bright blue sky with scattered clouds in the background.
ALT A flyer publicizing an unveiling ceremony for the Toni Morrison historical marker is taped to the covered marker in front of 513 North Albany Street in Ithaca, New York, on February, 18, 2026. The marker was a project of Cornell University’s Toni Morrison Collective. The group is comprised of Cornell faculty, librarians, and scholars dedicated to celebrating the legacy of the 1955 alumna of Cornell University’s College of Arts and Sciences. The marker was sponsored by the William G. Pomeroy Foundation through its New York State Historical Marker Grant Program. The unveiling ceremony was moved indoors due to rain. (Andy Bass photo, 2026)
ALT Organizers of the Toni Morrison historical marker project and community members stand on the sidewalk between Morrison’s former home and the newly unveiled roadside historical marker on February 18, 2026. Left to right are three members of Cornell University’s Toni Morrison Collective—Kofi Acree, Director for the John Henrik Clarke Africana Library; Margaret Washington, Professor Emerita in the Department of History; and Anne Adams, Professor Emerita in Africana Studies and Comparative Literature. Beside them are Anastasia Sopchak, Research Historian and Engagement Associate at the William G. Pomeroy Foundation; Elizabeth Bittel, Civil Rights Education and Training Specialist at the Cornell Office of Civil Rights; Kaleb Hunkele, artist and lecturer at the Ithaca College School of Humanities and Sciences; and Cally Arthur, retired staff member in the Department of Global Development. Bittel and Hunkele are current residents of Morrison’s former home. (Andy Bass photo, 2026)
ALT A street view shows the newly unveiled Toni Morrison historical marker (left) in front of the duplex at 511-513 North Albany Street in Ithaca, New York, on February 18, 2026. Morrison lived in an upstairs apartment on the left side of the duplex (#513) from 1953 to 1954 while a graduate student at Cornell University. She received a Master of Arts in American Literature from the school in 1955. (Andy Bass photo, 2026)
ALT A close-up view shows the north side of the newly unveiled Toni Morrison historical marker at 513 North Albany Street in Ithaca, New York, on February 18, 2026. The cast aluminum marker was sponsored by the Syracuse-based William G. Pomeroy Foundation through its New York State Historical Marker Grant Program. (Andy Bass photo, 2026)
ALT A burgundy Cornell University pennant featuring the school's crest and the word "CORNELL" in bold, white letters.
ALT Red Cornell University pennant with the school's seal displayed on the left side, mounted on a white background.
ALT A red pennant featuring the Cornell University seal and the name "Cornell" prominently displayed, hanging on a white wall.
ALT A red pennant featuring the Cornell University logo with a bear holding a 'C' next to the word "CORNELL."
ALT Individuals studying at desks in the ornate reading room of the A.D. White Library at Cornell University.
