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Cornell released its 2026 Annual Security Report on Tuesday morning, revealing decreases in reported on-campus rape and dating violence, but increased stalking incident reports and non-campus building rape reports.
OurBus, a bus service that connects over 300 cities across the Northeast, including Ithaca, announced it will increase its service from Cornell to New York City beginning Tuesday. The bus route will now run from campus to Manhattan four to six times a day, seven days a week, according to a Monday press release from OurBus.
Sometimes a game begins long before the first whistle. It begins when the opposing team leaves the comfort of its campus and makes its way to Ithaca. It begins inside the locker room, as the Red gathers to review its game plan. And it begins outside Berman Field, where parents and supporters gather for pregame tailgates, discussing predictions, matchups and their lives as they await kickoff.
After a heartbreaking finish to volleyball’s season in 2025, head coach Trudy Vande Berg is looking to revamp the team’s identity. While the previous season featured stellar offensive performances, Vande Berg is looking to tap into the team’s defensive edge.
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals granted Cornell and four other elite universities permission to appeal a federal judge’s decision to certify a class of approximately 200,000 current and former students in a long-running antitrust lawsuit on Aug. 24.
Prof. David Bateman, government, and Prof. Ian Greer M.S. ’03 Ph.D. ’05, global labor and work, presented their final report of the Tompkins County Minimum Wage Study on Thursday to an audience of community members and Tompkins County legislators at the Tompkins County Public Library. At the presentation, they explored the landscape of minimum wage workers in the county, and discussed the potential impacts of increasing the county’s minimum wage.
Adjunct professor David Kornreich Ph.D. ’01, 52, and Andrew Harrell, 31, died after Kornreich’s plane crashed in Ithaca’s neighboring town, Enfield, on Sunday afternoon, according to a release from the Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office.
Sing to me of the man, Muse, the man of twists and turns … driven time and again off course, once he had set out across the country to journey home to California and then back again to the gorges of Ithaca.
Whenever I want to quantify the modern readership’s relationship with classical antiquity, a quick look at Goodreads proves highly instructive. On the platform, Homer’s Iliad possesses only half the number of reviews found on its chronological successor, the Odyssey. One epic is universally prevalent, effortlessly contemporary and adapted endlessly; the other remains critically revered but generally avoided.
Editor’s Note: This article contains references to sexual assault.
Full of wanderlust, I found myself serenely roaming around the Arts Quad after dropping a class I had no interest in. Bless. I had some time to kill, so I wondered what I could do instead of spending the day utterly on autopilot and doomscrolling myself into oblivion.
The leaves are not the reds in Ithaca. Cornell’s chapter of the Young Democratic Socialists of America is busy organizing toward a just, ethical and socialist society.
The first thing I noticed when I entered the lower level wing gallery of the Herbert. F Johnson Museum of Art was a large machine sitting in the middle of the room.
On Aug. 25, the British actor Tim Curry, celebrated for his roles in Hollywood and on Broadway alike, died at age 80. Curry had suffered a major stroke in 2012 that diminished his health.
When times get tough at Cornell, academic, social and professional clubs do a lot to keep us moving forward. Whether they serve as a support system, a social outlet or a good distraction from classes, clubs mean a great deal to the student population. At a school where the workload can feel overwhelming, doing something purely because you enjoy it should not feel hard to do.
Editor’s Note: The Cornell Hockey Beat is dedicated to covering men’s and women’s ice hockey within The Cornell Daily Sun’s sports department. Writers who join will be responsible for covering both teams.
The second week of class is here! Now that we are through going over syllabi and icebreakers, it is time to get to work. Here are some songs to fuel your aspirational academic comeback. Whether you are a freshman with a blank slate or a senior who has lost their drive, these songs will give you some motivation and confidence to start the semester strong.
Welcome to Cornell, freshmen! If you couldn’t already tell during Orientation Week, Cornell is a huge campus — home to many unique fields, people and backgrounds. However, during your first year, it’s inevitable that you’ll experience the so-called freshman year ‘canon events.’ These are things that, no doubt, every Cornell student has experienced, and are in fact, what makes Cornellians, Cornellians. So while you embark on your first semester, feel free to explore all of what Cornell has to offer and use this bucket list as a starting point. Here are the must-do experiences to check off before your first year is through:
The Ithaca Common Council announced that it is accepting applications from fourth ward residents interested in serving as an alderperson following the resignation of Alderperson Patrick Kuehl ’24 (D-4th Ward). Applicants can apply through an online form through Sept. 11.
Michelangelo had his mallet, Daft Punk had their synthesizers and Stanley Kubrick had his ZEISS lenses. The humble TikTok editor has CapCut: an impressive tool — if only they didn’t feel the need to use it on literally everyone and everything.
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