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Cornell ’28 / Athlete. Builder. Connector.

Ayotunde
Ejiko.

I’m a Cornell student-athlete connecting technology, public life, and the people at the heart of both.

All of meWorkAthleticsCommunityIdeas

Different arenas. A shared sense of purpose.

Portrait of Ayotunde Ejiko
Washington, DC → CornellThe story so far ↗

In conversation

Cornell Club of Washington Featured Cornellian ↗The Washington Post Track, debate, and creating opportunity ↗Cornell (thank) U Listen to the conversation ↗

A few places to begin

One person.
Many ways in.

Explore the work, teams, communities, and questions that shape how I see the world.

The story so far

From finding my place
to making room.

Across Lagos, Washington, DC, and Cornell, the throughline is people: who gets heard, who gets access, and what we can build together.

01

Lagos, Nigeria

Where the story begins.

I grew up in Lagos and moved to Washington, DC at 11. Crossing cultures shaped how I think about identity, belonging, and opportunity.

02

Washington, DC

Finding a voice. Sharing it.

Track, debate, and student advocacy taught me to turn a missing opportunity into something others could join.

Student voice to systems change ↗
03

Cornell University

A bigger field of possibility.

Information Science and Sociology, Division I athletics, and communities that connect learning with service.

Life beyond the classroom ↗

Keep the conversation going

Good things start
with a hello.

Have a question, a project, or a room I should be in? I’d love to hear from you.

Say hello ↗More ways to connect