Cornell Class of 2013

Be sure to go and buy a ticket for the Red Hot Hockey game in our #2013 class block! There are a few tickets left!!

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Our classmate Kamillah Knight ‘13, MPA ’15, MBA ’22 has been honored with the Robert S. Harrison ’76 Recent Alumni Volunteer Award! Kamillah’s impressive CU volunteer resume includes co-chairing the upcoming Class of 2013 Reunion as well as working with the Cornell Black Alumni Association, Cornell Association of Class Officers, Cornell Campaign Cabinet, Cornell University Council, Johnson Recent Alumni Council, Mosaic Members at Large, Cornell Advocacy Program, Cornell Alumni Admissions Ambassador Network, and Johnson Leadership Council on Combatting Racism and Promoting DEIB. We couldn’t be prouder of or more inspired by Kamillah!

REUNION 10: JUNE 8-11, 2023. Class of 2013, we can’t wait to see you there! 🎉🐻

NYC alums: save the date for the Sy Katz ‘31 Parade on Saturday, November 19! Following the Cornell/Columbia football game, the Big Red Band and Cornellians of all ages will march to the Cornell Club of New York, where all can enjoy a tailgate event. Registration info in the link in our bio.

A little history of this unique event: Seymour “Sy” Katz ’31 was an avid supporter of all things Cornell. He fell in love with the Big Red Marching Band in the late 60s and decided that the band needed its own parade. In 1972, with the help of friends at the Cornell Club of New York, he managed to get a police permit to march one city block. Over the years, the parade has taken on a life of its own, but the mission remains the same: to give the Big Red Marching Band a time to shine. Sy took great pride in the fact that “No other Ivy has its very own parade in New York City!” We hope to see you there! Don’t forget to tag us in any photos of the event!

Class of 2013 member David Roger is a co-founder of , where he and his team design Blue Light filtering glasses! David studied ILR at Cornell. He met his Felix Gray cofounder through a Cornell friend. Felix Gray started with a search to find a solution for the achy eyes and off-kilter sleep patterns that stem from spending all day looking at screens. For the past five years, Felix Gray has produced high-performing, hand-finished frames with first-of-their-kind, proprietary Blue Light filtering lenses. They are committed to making the best eyewear for the modern world. Check them out, and congrats David!!

We love spotlighting class members doing cool things! Whether you’ve started a company, started a blog, or gone on a cool adventure, we’d love to feature you here!

The classes of 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 have teamed up with Student & Young Alumni Programs and Cornell history buff, Corey Ryan Earle '07, to host a Cornell-themed trivia night via Zoom and Kahoot on Thursday, August 27 at 8:00 p.m. EDT. Top trivia players of the night will have the chance to win gift cards with a value of up to $75.

All you need to do to participate is register at the link in our bio! Dust off your thinking caps and put your Cornell knowledge to the test!

Class of 2013, show us your pets!! Head over to Instagram () and DM us a photo of your pet to be featured in our second round of “Pets of 2013,” and check out our stories today to see your classmates’ furry (or scaly, or feathered) friends! This handsome cat is Whiskey - we love his CU spirit!

Class of 2013 member Caitlin Stacom and her husband Angelo (Cornell ‘14) recently embarked on a big adventure: cycling from Swampscott, MA to Provincetown, MA - a total of 153 miles over 3 days! Caitlin says she and Angelo saw the experience as a great way to challenge themselves and see Cape Cod. You’re amazing, Caitlin!!

Do you have an adventure to share? Send us a DM!

The Johnson School’s Black Graduate Business Association is selling shirts to benefit Know Your Rights Camp, an organization working to support education, empowerment, and leadership in Black and Brown communities. The campaign uses designs from Johnson School students featuring famous Cornell alumni: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Toni Morrison and Anthony Fauci. 100% of the profits from each sale go to Know Your Rights Camp.⠀
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Check out the designs and learn more about the cause via the link in our bio. ⠀
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Congratulations to our Class of 2013 members who are also Johnson Class of 2020! @ Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management

Slope Day Thousands of students gather on Libe Slope for a day of music, celebration, and fun in May, before finals. Everyone can also enjoy Slopefest on Ho Plaza.

Big shout out to some our classmates who got together back in November for Day of Service. They joined Crossroads Community Services in NYC to help clean a women's shelter!

Thinking of The Hill and knowing we’ll get through this together. Stay well, Cornellians!