‘Zero Day’: Cornell BSU, NAACP to Hold Seven-Hour Sit-in and Campuswide Economic Blackout in Solidarity with Jane Doe
(10/07/26 7:19am)
Editor’s note: This article references sexual violence.
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Cinemapolis: Ithaca’s Hidden Gem Celebrates 40th Anniversary
(10/07/26 1:00pm)
On Oct. 3, Cinemapolis, Ithaca’s local independent movie theater, hosted Free Movie Day, a celebration of their 40th anniversary where locals could come see movies all day for free. The event was sponsored by local businesses True Insurance and The Cat’s Pajamas. When I arrived at the theater, I was greeted with a bustling atmosphere of music and conversation. The actual building was filled with art and posters, much more lively than the corporate franchise theaters that I have been to, which largely feel sterile and robotic.
Dead Meat: The Horror Empire of James A. Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca
(10/07/26 12:00pm)
For many of my fellow horror fanatics, the name Dead Meat is synonymous with the genre itself. The YouTube channel, owned and operated by the power couple of James A. Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca, launched in 2017 with the first episode of The Kill Count, a series that sets out to “tally up the victims in all our favorite horror movies.” However, this mantra has since grown to include “and show you how they were made” to reflect the brand’s evolving commitment to fostering an appreciation for both horror media and the filmmaking behind it.
Student Assembly Passes Resolutions on Financial Transparency, Course Costs and ROTC Representation
(10/07/26 4:05am)
Following a public hearing on sexual violence that drew over 100 students, parents, alumni, faculty and staff, the Student Assembly turned to a packed legislative agenda Thursday, unanimously passing resolutions addressing transparency around additional course costs, ROTC representation and internal Assembly policy.
IN PHOTOS | Justice for Survivors Rally
(10/07/26 2:34am)
Cornellians and Ithacans gather for a “Justice for Survivors” rally on Ho Plaza on Monday evening.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Time For Real Action
(10/06/26 6:00pm)
Editor’s Note: Below is an edited version of a letter sent by Professor C. C. Chu, the Rebecca Q. Morgan '60 Professor Emeritus in the College of Human Ecology, to President Michael Kotlikoff.
Twenty Student Organizations to Host Open Town Hall on Sexual Violence
(10/06/26 8:17pm)
Editor’s note: This article references sexual violence.
Thousands Flood Ho Plaza for ‘Justice for Survivors’ Rally
(10/06/26 8:02pm)
Editor’s note: This article references sexual violence.
‘We’re All Angry’: Kotlikoff, Lombardi Address Sexual Misconduct Concerns At GPSA Meeting
(10/06/26 6:56am)
Editor’s note: This article references sexual violence.
Song, Dance and the Search for Home
(10/06/26 2:14pm)
Is it possible to be homesick for a three-hour film?
Have We Lost the Plot? Sidechat in Times of Discord
(10/06/26 8:16pm)
In light of the lawsuit regarding the alleged gang rape of Jane Doe back in October 2024, many students have returned to Sidechat in order to discuss the media’s response. From an anonymous account on Sidechat, I asked Cornell users why so many of us have flocked there during this time of crisis at our school. In response, I received a minorly unhelpful 46 upvotes and one affirming comment about Sidechat’s streamlined and student-only nature. However, a major aspect that attracts students to Sidechat was not mentioned: anonymity. Last spring, The Sun ran a piece questioning the ethics of Sidechat and its complicity in campus hate speech, specifically because anonymity makes it hard to hold people accountable. Call it power or cowardice, this facelessness awards students the ability to voice their thoughts without fear of real retribution, making Sidechat one of the most honest places on campus.
Football Destroys Georgetown by 21 Points While Demonstrating Defensive Excellence
(10/06/26 3:53am)
Coming off a massive win against No. 17/18 Yale (2-1, 0-1 Ivy), a matchup against the struggling Georgetown Hoyas (0-3, 0-2 Patriot) represented a prime opportunity for the Red to build on its momentum.
‘An Invisible Issue’: Tompkins County Faces High Risk for Radioactive Radon
(10/05/26 11:03pm)
The leading cause of lung cancer among Americans is smoking. The second-leading cause, and the first among non-smokers, is radon — a naturally-occurring, invisible, odorless gas. Tompkins County falls under the Environmental Protection Agency’s highest risk zone for radon exposure, meaning that houses have an average indoor radon level above the threshold at which the EPA recommends mitigation.
GUEST ROOM | Cornell Treated Nightlife as a Liability. To Fix Campus Safety, Break the Fraternity Monopoly
(10/05/26 2:24pm)
Timur Polyakov '28 is a student in the David A. Duffield College of Engineering. He can be reached at tp428@cornell.edu.
Activists Smash Windows, Graffiti Day Hall ‘for Jane Doe’
(10/05/26 11:23am)
Anonymous activists smashed a glass door at the entrance of Day Hall and painted messages on the walls of the building in response to the alleged 2024 Chi Phi gang rape at approximately 3 a.m. on Monday.
Town of Lansing to Draft Data Center Ban Following Public Anger
(10/05/26 9:18am)
The Lansing Town Board decided to draft a ban on the construction of new data centers in the town at a special meeting on Tuesday night. The meeting was packed with over 200 concerned citizens, who voiced opposition to data center development during a public comment period.
Cornell to Become First Ivy League University to Offer Degrees in Prison
(10/05/26 6:59am)
Cornell will become the first Ivy League university to offer a degree to incarcerated students when the Cornell Prison Education Program launches its Bachelor of Professional Studies program at Cayuga Correctional Facility in Fall 2027.
Records Reveal Cornell’s Punishments for Seven Chi Phi Defendants
(10/05/26 4:02am)
Editor's note: This article references sexual assault.
GUEST ROOM | Could We Have Prevented This?
(10/06/26 12:00pm)
Professor Cynthia Robinson is the Mary Donlon Alger Professor in the Department of History of Art & Visual Studies and an art historian. She can be contacted at cynrobin@earthlink.net.
SOLAR FLARE | Sailing Into Yacht Rock
(10/05/26 12:30pm)
Although fall has finally arrived on campus, many of us are mourning summer. We unfortunately have to wait several months before returning to blue skies, sunshine and a lack of weekly readings. However, we can mentally turn back the calendar by diving into the genre of yacht rock! Existing between the styles of soft rock, smooth jazz and a little bit of soul, yacht rock evokes memories of summer love and joy. This playlist covers many essential yacht rock tunes and some personal favorites, so give it a listen and let the (sonic) waves roll over you.
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