When a fire broke out in the kitchen of Miyake, a Japanese restaurant in Collegetown, in the early morning of March 7, four Cornell students chose to stay behind in the burning building and alert their neighbors of the danger before evacuating.

Graham Corrigan '11 says goodbye to his tenure as a stud arts writer, and discusses the aesthetics of his decrepit collegetown hole in the wall.

Suzanne Baumgarten discusses her attempts at decoration under the constraints of Collegetown.

Elisabeth  Rosen '12 gives her advice to an undergrad with subletting issues, and a group of girls stuck with an eighth wheel.

Developer John Novarr's proposal to dramatically transform the face of Collegetown moved forward yesterday, as the City of Ithaca's Planning and Development Board moved toward approving the Environmental Impact Statement for public review.

Residents of 201 Collegetown Court, apartment 201, were nursing off a night of partying when they got a knock on their door at 5:15 a.m.  Sunday morning. Elizabeth Manapsal ’10, who is also a Sun senior writer, opened the door to find several police officers, with a suspect in detention and questions needing to be answered.

Look to your left. Now look to your right. If all three of you are reading this article and just looked at each other, give yourselves high-fives.

Haha. Yeah. Also, three of you will live in a shitty apartment next year. Possibly together.

Renting season is upon us. I know this because every day now, I get interrupted by at least two groups of clueless freshies looking for their first real home as they parade through my room.

They gawk at my spotless décor, all the while exclaiming to themselves how well-decorated everything is and how, “It’s absolutely perfect! We’ll take it!”

Only they never do. Or else the tours would cease.