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QUARTERLY | JULY 2026

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THE CLUB

Letter from the General Manager

Summer is here, and with our beloved Knicks winning the NBA championship, World Cup fever sweeping through NYC, and new graduates and summer interns getting their start in the Big Apple, it’s an exciting time to be in New York City.

I know you’ll find this issue of the Summer Quarterly engaging as we highlight upcoming programs, dining events, and updates from every department at The Club. I’m pleased to share that, this fiscal year, we’ll begin enhancements to our overnight guest rooms, including new window treatments and thoughtful touches designed to brighten and elevate your stay.

Member Appreciation Certificate

THANK YOU!

For those in the Metro New York area, we invite you to join us on July 29th for our third Club Crawl. Event details can be found below. The evening will feature a behind-the-scenes tour of our kitchen, the home of our popular cooking series.

Here’s to a wonderful summer ahead, filled with memorable moments shared with friends and family.

Regards,

WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 th | 5:00PM

CCNY CLUB CRAWL

Each year, we mark the start of the new fiscal year with a thank-you for your support of The Club. You’ll find your certificate enclosed along with this issue of the Summer Quarterly. Please plan to present your certificate upon dining, attending a program or at check-in for your stay.

We look forward to welcoming you to The Club!

*Certificates are mailed to all members who were members on or before June 30, 2026. Our newest members joining from July 1st will receive a certificate with the start of the next fiscal year.

Pick up your club crawl punch card at the front desk and bounce from room to room grabbing drinks, bites, and fun items along the way! During the crawl, meet and get to know our staff who work in each area of The Club. This is the perfect opportunity to see areas of The Club you ordinarily don't visit, introduce your guests to The Club, and have some fun while doing it. You can pick up your card as early as 5pm and begin making your way through The Club!

$35 per person, advance registration required by Monday, July 27th at which point all reservations are final.

Welcome Class of 2026!

Get involved in planning club events!

The Cornell Club has two committees that you can volunteer for: The Program Committee and The Young Alumni Ambassadors.

For more information on either committee, you can contact J.Harnett@cornellclubnyc.com

We can’t wait to see you around The Club soon!

Best, Young Alumni Ambassadors

Summer Dining Closures:

The Cayuga Room will host summer hours from June 29th to September 11th. Lunch and dinner will be served Tuesday-Thursday (closed Mondays and Fridays). Breakfast is served seven days a week.

The Cayuga Room will be closed from Friday, July 3rd to Monday, July 13th. During this time, we invite you to dine in the Big Red Tap & Grill. Breakfast will be served daily.

Joining us for a stay at The Club.

Sharing a few reminders to help you make the most of your stay with us

+ The Club offers discounted room rates for extended stays of 15-nights or more, based on availability.

+ Babysitting services are available during your stay at The Club.

+ Treat yourself or your sponsored guest to a selection from our amenity menu.

+ A complimentary breakfast in the Cayuga Room is included with your stay

Extended Stay this Summer?

During your three-day extended stay in July and August, your complimentary breakfast buffet will also include your choice of a freshly prepared omelette or a smoked salmon platter. A Guest Service Agent will give you a coupon upon check in.

The Club’s block of tickets for sessions four and eighteen are sold out and our waitlist is closed. Ticket holders will receive tickets via electronic transfer the week before their reserved session. Just steps away from Grand Central Terminal, the Club offers the ideal location to stay and take the train to the stadium. Reserve your stay at frontdesk@cornellclubnyc.com

The Club’s E-News and Bear Facts have a new look!

E-News arrives in your inbox every Monday, giving you a preview of the week ahead along with updates and news from all departments across the Club. To stay informed about everything happening at the Club, be sure to check out Bear Facts, now in a flipbook format. You’ll find the latest issue on both our homepage and in E-News. And don’t forget to follow us on socials!

Upcoming Events:

To register for any of the upcoming programs, please visit the club calendar or contact J.Harnett@cornellclubnyc.com.

America at 250 Event--

TUESDAY, JULY 14 th | 6:00PM JOIN THE WAITLIST

INTERCLUB ALL-AMERICAN 250

HOEDOWN

We’re firing up a full BBQ buffet stacked with smoky favorites, pouring from a bourbon whiskey bar, sipping on sweet tea, and bringing the energy with a live country band that’ll keep your boots stompin’ all night long. Dust off those hats and boots, we want to see your best Western style. Whether you’re two-steppin’, line dancing, or just here for the brisket and bourbon, there will be something for everyone.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 th | 6:15PM HISTORIC PUBS

AND TAVERNS OF UNION SQUARE/GRAMERCY

On this tour you'll see some of the area's most classic pubs and speakeasies -- all with historic associations. Stops include a Tammany haunt once frequented by presidential contenders, a Victorian bar that served as a camouflaged florist during Prohibition, and an establishment named secretly in honor of a courtesan to a British monarch. Along the way, we will also see Manhattan's only private park, the homes of Thomas Edison and actor John Barrymore, and a stop on the Underground Railroad. Cost for drinks is separate and out of pocket.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 nd | 6:00PM

JOIN THE WAITLIST

COOKING CLASS WITH EXECUTIVE CHEF, JOE BOKO | SESSION 2

During this interactive evening, Chef Boko will guide attendees through the preparation of an appetizer, entree, side, and dessert, sharing professional techniques and his insider tips. After the class, taste your creations at a sitdown dinner with your fellow attendees! Whether you’re an experienced home cook or simply love great food, this class offers a unique opportunity to learn directly from The Club’s kitchen.

Due to the exclusive nature of this event, Members are limited to one guest.

Go to the website to sign up for the waitlist to be the first to hear about new dates and open spots

TUESDAY, JULY 28 th | TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 th

Young Alumni Happy Hour

Unwind and network as you enjoy a la carte dining and drink specials in the Big Red Tap & Grill.

All Members are welcome to the monthly happy hour! Sponsor a young alum to have a drink at The Club, or stop by to meet our newest Members.

Happy Hour Specials:

$5 Beer & House Wine

$10 6 E Bubbly Cocktail

Featured Event:

TUESDAY, JULY 21 st | 6:00PM

YACHT ROCK WINES: SIPS FOR SAILING

Grab your captain’s hat and set sail on a coastal wine adventure! Join Wine educator and adventurer, Wanda Mann on a lively tasting journey featuring some of the world’s most captivating coastal wines! Taste wines from the sun-drenched shores of places like Crete, Greece, Sicily, the Canary Islands, Sardinia, Croatia and beyond – maybe with some stops at the Sonoma Coast and the Long Island sound.... discovering wines shaped by the sea, sun, and salt-kissed breezes. Experience crisp, refreshing wines that carry the essence of the sea; each sip perfectly paired to a soundtrack of smooth yacht rock classics. This groovy tasting journey will transport you to sun-soaked decks, gentle waves, and timeless tunes...no passport required. Sail through the world’s coasts, savor the flavors, and let the music guide your journey.

Reservations for the happy hour are not required but appreciated. All charges will be billed to the Member account.

America at 250 Event--

AUGUST 6 th | 4:00PM

FRAUNCES TAVERN MUSEUM TOUR

Fraunces Tavern was a witness to history throughout the American Revolutionary era. Fraunces Tavern Museum’s permanent collection holds numerous treasures that bring the stories of those who helped achieve American Independence to life.

Established in 1907 after a landmark restoration that preserved the integrity of the original Fraunces Tavern building, today, the Museum is located in a five-building complex within a Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places that includes Fraunces Tavern. The Museum attracts tens of thousands of visitors including school children annually who can explore exhibitions focusing on America’s War for Independence and the preservation of early American history. The Museum’s 8,000-piece object collection consists of furnishings, communication documents, personal artifacts, and art. While a fraction of the collection is on display at any given time, a significant portion of the collection is available to view on the Museum’s website.

$15 per person, advance registration required by Monday, August 3rd at which point all reservations are final.

Wanda is the East Coast Editor for The SOMM Journal and her writing has also been featured in Food & Wine, Travel+Leisure, and other publications. Wanda has been a presenter at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen and Charleston, the Women in Wine Leadership Symposium, the Charleston Wine + Food Festival, and the Nantucket Wine & Food Festival. Wanda is a past president of Les Dames d'Escoffier New York, a non-profit organization that provides scholarships to women pursuing careers in food, wine & spirits, and hospitality. She also serves on the board of the Society of Wine Educators.

About Wanda Mann

America at 250 Event--

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 th | 6:00PM BORN IN THE USA COCKTAIL PARTY

You’re invited to an evening of classic American flair, signature cocktails, and great company.

Join us as we celebrate all things red, white, and blue with a cocktail party inspired by the spirit of America. Enjoy handcrafted drinks, delicious bites, and a festive atmosphere.

Dress Code: All-American chic (think summer whites, denim, stars & stripes, or your favorite patriotic touch)

We look forward to raising a glass with you!

Save the date for our fall tasting dinners!

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 th Last Days of Summer Camp

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 rd The Seven Deadly Sins

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20 th Notes in Constellation

SUMMER

LOVIN’!

We’re excited to have special meeting and event room rental rates for July and August!

Contact Danielle at D.Salera@cornellclubnyc.com for more information on rates, availability, and ideas.

Fall Preview:

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 th | 7:00PM YOUNG ALUMNI GOSSIP GIRL DINNER

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 TH | 10:15AM ESCAPE THE CITY: INTERCLUB TRIP TO THE CULINARY INSTITUTE OF AMERICA

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 th | 2:00PM FROM DALI TO CHAGALL: ART HISTORY EAST SIDE TOUR

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 nd ALL-IVY OKTOBERFEST AT THE HARVARD CLUB

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 th | 6:00PM ZINCK’S NIGHT

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 th | 2:00PM

THE BRONX’S LITTLE ITALY: ARTHUR AVENUE HISTORY AND TASTING TOUR

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 th | 2:00PM THE MANSIONS OF THE GILDED AGE GOLD COAST TOUR

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28 th | 8:00PM CORNELL HOCKEY AT MSG

It’s Never too Early to Plan for the Holiday Season in NYC.

They say there is no place like NYC for the holidays and we agree! Save the date for upcoming holiday programs.

NOVEMBER:

Fourth Annual Young Alumni Friendsgiving Dinner: Tuesday, November 17th

Thanksgiving at The Club: Thursday, November 26th

DECEMBER:

Victorian Christmas Tour: Saturday, December 5th

Nutcracker Performance and Sugar Plum Fairy Brunch: Sunday December 6th

Hanukkah Happy Hour: Saturday, December 12th

Christmas Carol Dinner: Friday, December 18th

Feeling Merry?

Host your holiday celebration at The Club. Contact Danielle Salera at D.Salera@cornellclubnyc.com

Visiting the city this holiday season?

Our reservation books are open! Contact the front desk at Frontdesk@cornellclubnyc.com

Your Membership Includes a Complimentary Membership to the Health & Fitness Center

Whether it’s your full time gym or occasional work out, there’s plenty of perks that come with access to the fitness center

+ Start your weekday with the Fit & Fuel Breakfast to-go menu.

+ Locker rentals: ($19 small locker and $27 medium locker per month) Locker rentals allows frequent visitors to Midtown, commuters and full time gym members the ability to store personal items in a convenient location.

+ Laundry service: ($32 per month) Enjoy the convenience of 24 hour turn around laundry service. Our staff will provide you with a mesh bag. Please note: only gym clothing permitted.

+ Squash enthusiast? Club members have guest access to the squash courts at the Yale Club. Squash hours are Monday-Friday from 6:45am9:00pm and weekends from 8:15am-6:00pm. The fee is $25 for members and $20 for your playing partner.

+ Wellness opportunities: Personal training is available for $90 per hour. Massage is offered for $120 per hour.

Tips to take your workout outside

• The Cornell Club and the Penn Club have partnered on a running club on the first Wednesday of every month.

• Sunrise/Sunset Yoga: Roll out a mat in Central Park or along the Hudson River waterfront to stretch, and build flexibility

• No equipment workout: bodyweight movements that combine strength and high-intensity cardio.

This 25-minute, no-equipment routine hits every major muscle group to tone up quickly

• Jumping Jacks (1 minute)

• Push-Ups (45 seconds)

• Inchworms (1 minute)

• Burpees (1 minute)

• Plank (1 minute)

1 minute rest x 4 sets

N.Bey@cornellclubnyc.com

World Cup Fever!

The hospitality and convenience of a stay at our reciprocal clubs is always a favorite member benefit.

Be sure to check out our reciprocal club list for clubs in host cities!

Atlanta | Boston | Dallas | Houston | Los Angeles Philadelphia | San Francisco | Seattle Toronto | Vancouver

Share Your Club!

Through The Club’s referral program, both you and a referred member will receive a $100 house credit when they join. This offer can not be combined with the Class of 26 promotion.

The Big Red Community – Let’s Go Red!

Cornell Faculty and Staff Affiliate School Alumni

Brown • Colgate • Duke • Notre Dame • Stanford • St. Lawrence • Trinity College Dublin • RPI • Tulane • Wake Forest

If your school previously held an affiliation with The Club, alumni are still welcome to join by submitting an affiliate school application.

Business Associates

Extend the benefits of club membership to professionals outside of the Cornell community and affiliate network.

Submit a candidate for membership with a visit to our membership page or contact the Membership Office at membership@cornellclubnyc.com.

Welcome New Members

Rahul Agarwal '16

Veronica Aguirre Parchesky Faculty/ Staff

Sara Alexander & Kenneth Gorrian '27

Said Ali Family

Salim Allana

Jaydeep Anand & Mashenka Bhambhani '06

David Andrews Tulane '24

Robert Baker Cornell '27

Lori Bantz St. Lawrence '67

Christopher Barnett Georgetown '97

John Bassler & Sara Ann Bassler Brown '62

Bret Bay ‘22

Kevin Beggs Brown '24

Helen Bennett '26

Maria Betances Faculty/Staff

Alexandra Bethlenfalvy Clemson '16

Gabrielle Bourdeau Wake Forest University '20

Orla Brady Trinity Dublin '96

Alessandra Brevetti ‘27

Forrest Briscoe Faculty/Staff

Charles Brittain Faculty/staff

Ariyanni Brown Colgate '25

Matthew Bruinooge Brown '21

Caroline Burns ‘27

Elizabeth Butler Duke '76

Nova Cadamatre & Brian Cadamatre ‘06

Caitlin Cameron ‘05

Kristen Cashel & Colin Cashel Family

Zhibo Cheng & Jingting Xu Brown '24

Stanley Chess ‘69

Hyunkyu Choi Cornell Law '29

Kwang Choi U of Illinois '86

Chun Chung Family

John Cokinos ‘95

Jonathan Coleman ‘21

Ting Cong

William Conway ‘27

Michael Curtis & Sheryl Curtis Family

Arunika Das Faculty/Staff

Dawson Dean

Kristina Deighan ‘14

Catherine Dickerman Stanford '25

Teck Dines & Wai Yan Choy '97

William Donnelly ‘12

Brady Dunayer Wake Forest '17

David Epstein Family

Liam Joseph Farrell ‘22

Christopher Feisthamel

Jonathan Felbinger

Tracy & William Ferry Georgetown '82

joining through June 11th, 2026

Craig Fields & Kimiko Fields Duke Law '89

Geoff Fila RPI '98

Lisa Fine ‘78

Robert Fine '85

Joanne Florino ‘75

Christopher Fong ‘02

Frederick Fraser Colgate '95

Ellen Friedman & Joshua Friedman ‘84

Jonathan Friesel '96

Ellie Frohlich Tulane '27

Ines Froidefond

Steven Fuertes & Emily Fifer ‘09

Jacob Fuhr RPI '25

Mallory Gaspard RPI '18

Geri Gay Faculty/Staff

Andrew Gifft ‘09

Jake Glasser ‘27

Nicole Glover Wake Forest '16

Theodore Goldman ‘24

Lizhi Gong Duke '10

Paul Gould ‘67

Michele and Lawrence Grant '27

Grace Hachigian Notre Dame '22

Kara Hachigian Family

Nicholas Hagedorn & Kalie

Hagedorn

John Halan '94

Sophia Hall Tulane '25

Frankie Hamilton & Reynan

Punzalan ‘04

Heidi Frances Hansch

Judith Ann Hartman ‘79

Andrew Hastings & Darlene Corrigan Family

John Hazzard Georgetown '26

Mark Heaney & Cara Heaney Colgate '89

Collin Heard Colgate '22

Matthew Hedrick

Marcelle Hinand Family

Rahul Hosalli ‘19

Han Huang '25

Steven Hung

Paul Ingrassia '22

Stephanie Jung '24

Rohan Kalra ‘24

Keith Kanaga & Katherine Kanaga Family

Aurora Kane Stanford '18

Andrew Kapp Duke '99

Sara Kasen & Scott Kasen Brown '26

Jonathan Katz ‘03

JR Keller Faculty/Staff

Terri Keng & Michael Capellupo

David Paul Kiger Cornell '17

Jong Wook Kim

Edward Kim ‘97

Connie Kim & Eric Farina '01

Henry Kimmelman Duke '28

Vernetta Kinchen ‘95

John Kirven Tulane '25

Dennis Kong & Timothy Fernandez ‘07

Christopher Lang & Jacqueline Lang Family

Joseph Lannig Brown '22

Maximilien Laval-Mullen ‘24

Mariah Lavitt & Eric Blood Family

Lucas Leston ‘23

Kristy LeValley St. Lawrence '14

Yuanmeng Li '23

Andrew Lippman Family

Alberto Macia ‘24

Archie Mackenzie Faculty/Staff

Alexandra Magnusson '26

Marco Mander Family

Leonardo Mander & Romina Salomon Family

Samantha Marcus Tulane '24

Elaine Markman Wake Forest '23

Peter Mathers RPI '76

Henry L McCarthy ‘24

Christopher Meehan Notre Dame '08

Mia Mian Cornell

Amy Miller Brown '84

Peter Milligan '09

Cameron Mine

Richard & Lucy Moore Duke '91

Richard Moseley Brown '83

Pamela Murray '92

John Nicholson & Dena Alessi Cornell Johnson '21

James O'Brien

Rainey Olefina Oldfield ‘24

Luis Olivas Faculty/Staff

Jonathan Panter ‘12

Boyeon Park Business Associate

Chris Parker Notre Dame '22

Sandeep Parmar Faculty/Staff

PJ Patel U Toronto '94

Kiran Pathy Duke '27

Michael Piscetelli Wake Forest '05

Peter Plaut RPI '89

Caroline Postal Colgate '20

Suzette Powell Brown '83

William Prescott ‘80

Helene Prevosti Family

Shelby Ragin '22

Johan Rahimaly

Mithilesh Rajda & Jesal Asher Rajda Family

Michael Recco

Sean Reid Family

Josephine Reilly ‘24

Walker Reynolds Wake Forest '25

Zachary Robers Duke '27

Rebecca Rohr ‘95

Jon Roseman Cornell Grad '26

Helena Rosenberg & Charlie Rosenberg Stanford '70

Robert Rosenblum ‘63

Aiden Rourke

John Ruey Duke '69

Eric Sanchez ‘19

Joanna Sanchez ‘27

Brooke Sanders Duke '23

Noah Schwarz Colgate '02

Lucy Scott

Sachin Shah ‘22

Gaurav Sharma Duke '21

Amanda Sims Cornell Grad '13

Ashmitha Sivakumar ‘24

Gary Sloan

Isabella Soldano ‘20

Justin Song '17

Shari & Robert Sprole Faculty/Staff

Dean Stamoulis & Ashley Stamoulis Brown '88

Alan Sukonik & Cara Sukonik '19

Christine Sullivan ‘81

Brad Sumarah McGill '20

Jiangtao Sun Business Associate

Da Hyung Mari Sun

James Taschner '28

Reza Tehrani & Aerial Nicole Polcyn

Tien S Tran RPI '09

Steven Tremaroli & Marianne Tremaroli ‘76

Blake Turley

Nicholas Turzio Georgetown '25

Judith Uyanne ‘26

Sherry Verostko-Slazak Family

Jose Villarreal & Ingrid Villarreal '88

Vincent Vu Wake Forest '26

Jeremy Wagner Brown '13

Alice Ester Maria Walton

Chien-An Wang ‘23

Emma Weinfurt

Heather White ‘94

Cherese Wiesner-Rosales & Claudio Rosales0’ 98

Matthew Wilkinson & Lucy Wilkinson

Alan Williams ‘84

Atsushi Yamada '03

Jia Yan '28

Rehan Yazdani Tulane '25

Regina Yoo '20

Chloe Young ‘22

Stephen Young '75

Blanche Young '25

Molly Yu Duke '23

Paris Zhang '20

Ziyan Zhao

Logan Ziegler ‘20

Nicholas Emil Zuk

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