President Barack Obama’s recent proposal to tame the rapidly increasing cost of tuition overlooks the complexity of university budgeting, as well as advancements in financial aid, President David Skorton argued in an editorial published in The Huffington Post Monday.

Adam Lerner '13 argues that the cacaphony of Occupy Wall Street has resulted in a difficult search to find a set of images that encapsulate the movement's messages.

The Cornell Financial Aid office is celebrating a last-minute federal budget compromise reached on Friday, which largely spared student aid programs.

The impact of the reductions on undergraduates will be minor, but the cuts will likely affect 1,500 to 2,000 Cornell students who are pursing advanced degrees. 

Cornell's student body reacted along predictably partisan lines to President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address.

The political use and consequences of metaphor.

President Barack Obama announced that the Cornell alumnus who invented super glue was among four scientists awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innovation.

Walt offered an admittedly “grim forecast” of the potential impact of Obama’s policies in a lecture titled “Doomed to Fail: Barack Obama’s Foreign Policy.”

New Sun contributor and President of the United States Barack Obama writes about the issues facing today's college student, and how he is working to fix them.

People may appreciate the Golden Globes, Grammys and Oscars, but few outside the research world may pay attention when scientists receive awards.