Ruby Perlmutter '13 takes a shot at Princeton and Harvard's recent choice to bring back the early admissions process.

After disbanding their early action and early admissions programs in 2006, Harvard University and Prineton University will again accept early applications starting next fall. 

With Princeton threatening to go ahead with time expiring in Saturday afternoon's matchup of winless Ivy teams, senior cornerback Emani Fenton intercepted a pass from Tigers quarterback Andrew Dixon in the end zone to preserve the 21-19 win for Cornell. 

The men's lacrosse team fell to Princeton in overtime in the inaugural Ivy League Tournament championship game. 

The men's heavyweight rowing team concluded its regular season in Derby, Conn., with races against Princeton and Yale over the weekend.

Modern alchemy, mini-black holes, schizophrenia; research from around the ivies analyzes diverse scientific questions.

The women’s rowing team beat Radcliffe at the Class of 1975 Cup to finish in second place for the first time since 1996. Despite the strong headwinds on Saturday at Cayuga Inlet, the Red was able to come away with second place in the varsity race and victories in half of the day’s races.

Just when it looked as though the women’s lacrosse team was going to have a disappointing record in Ancient Eight competition, it reached a dramatic turning point. If there was one victory that could make up for Cornell’s less-than-satisfying performance in the first half of the season, it was a win over Princeton on Easter Weekend. The Red (3-6, 2-2 Ivy) defeated the No. 17 Tigers (4-6, 2-1 Ivy), 11-8, in Princeton, N.J., on Saturday to at last gain bragging rights after a long and winless history against its conference rival.

Newman Nation embraced the hugely successful class of 2010 for one last weekend. The eight seniors on the basketball team rewarded their fans with two final exciting victories at home. The Red (25-4, 11-1 Ivy) used dominant defensive efforts to take down Princeton (17-8, 8-3 Ivy) and Penn (5-20, 4-7 Ivy) and secure at least a share of a third-straight Ivy League championship.

Men's basketball 50, Princeton 47

Despite a valiant effort from Princeton, the Red held on for a thrilling 50-47 victory over the Tigers Friday night. Cornell (24-4, 10-1 Ivy) led the whole way, but was unable to put away Princeton (16-8, 7-3 Ivy) until the final buzzer sounded. The game featured physical defense from both squads and neither team shot above 40 percent for the game. Cornell was limited to an uncharacteristically low two three-pointers.