The Interfraternity Council will vote on a resolution Wednesday that, if approved, would allow its judicial board to impose financial penalties on fraternities found to be in violation of some policies.

University administrators, student leaders and even Collegetown landlords have identified a recent increase in dangerous alcohol consumption by students following changes to Cornell's Greek system in the fall.

University officials considered extending joint patrols between the University and City of Ithaca’s police departments to curb excessive drinking off-campus at a meeting of the Landlords Association of Tompkins County on Monday.

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Weighing Oneself: “The best time of day to weigh yourself is first thing in the morning, immediately after getting out of bed,” said Prof. David Levitsky, nutrition. Stepping on the scale at this time after using the bathroom, but before eating breakfast can provide the most accurate reading of your weight.

Student Assembly leaders introduced the “Cayuga’s Watchers” initiative, a proposal that would send anonymous student employees to parties to spot potential alcohol or health crises.

President David Skorton sat down with The Sun on Monday to discuss his decision-making regarding Greek life, staff cuts, suicide prevention and the controversial folding of the Africana Center into the College of Arts and Sciences.

Members of the Student Assembly are pushing for a pub on Cornell’s campus that would be open to anyone with a Cornell ID seven days a week — until 11 p.m. weekdays and 3 a.m. on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. 

Greek student leadership must work with the administration to ensure successful implementation of the changes to the University Recognition Policy.

The 75-percent increased in drug- and alcohol-related crime at Cornell makes us question the philosophy of CUPD and the cause of such an increase.

Students that go abroad are more likely to drink more during and after their trip abroad, according to a new study.