Julia Moser '15 is let down by the lack of snow that Hollywood promised her.

Quick reflexes averted disaster for Cornell’s sprint football team Saturday as heavy snowfall imperiled its return journey to Ithaca.

The University cancelled classes until 12:20 p.m. on Monday after a snowstorm brought an estimated 15 inches of snow to the Ithaca area. 

The University will reopen at 11:45 a.m., and classes will resume at 12:20. The Tompkins County Sheriff issued an emergency road closure lasting until 8:30 a.m.

The University has spent more than $500,000 on snow removal this year, but it remains well within budget.

Elliot Mandel '11 voices his discontent with the campus police officers who broke up a recent snowball fight on the Arts Quad. 

Canadian cold front invades campus and causes record low temperatures.

It's christmas in The Office, so like any holiday, there are all sorts of disputes and arguments.  The snowball war wages between Dwight and Jim, and Michael finally confronts Holly about their relationship.

Just as the calendar turned over to December, the weather in Ithaca took its cue. Rain started falling around 10 a.m., flooding an intersection near East Hill Plaza, before shifting to sleet and snow as the day wore on.

Professors predict that this year's winter will be warmer in Ithaca than last year's and that Cornell will see less snow.