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(10/24/25 6:00pm)
Lots of big things are happening on the greatest stages in the world; Jeremy Jordan is making his return as Jay Gatsby in the beloved The Great Gatsby Nov. 10, Leslie Odom Jr. already began his reprisal of his legendary Aaron Burr in Hamilton Sept. 9 and Aaron Tveit has been welcomed back to Broadway alongside Lea Michele and Nicholas Christopher for the revival of Chess, which premiered Oct. 15 and is scheduled to open on Nov. 16. According to The Broadway League, the 2024-2025 season was Broadway’s highest grossing in its history with a yield of $1.89 billion, as well as the second best-attended behind the 2018-2019 season.
(10/24/25 5:43am)
Approximately 15 pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Willard Straight Hall on Thursday evening, calling on University trustees to divest from arms manufacturers involved in the war in Gaza.
(10/24/25 5:22am)
Republican candidate Zachary Winn aims to defeat Democratic candidate Jorge DeFendini ’22 for the First Ward seat of the Ithaca Common Council on Nov. 4. If elected into office, Winn seeks to address Ithaca’s homelessness and drug problems and to get Cornell University to increase its contribution to the city.
(10/24/25 5:27am)
The Student Assembly unanimously passed a resolution requiring the transfer of excess funds from the Student Activities Funding Commission — which is a student organization that helps fund nearly 750 undergraduate groups on campus — to the Assembly’s reserve account at its Thursday meeting.
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Following the 2022 release of teenage-dominant slasher era tribute and big screen adaptation of Joe Hill’s short story of the same name, The Black Phone had fans conjuring up rumor after rumor of an eventual sequel. Despite the largely positive reception and box office success achieved by the film, many were skeptical about whether or not there was room for more. After all, writers Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill didn’t really leave any loose ends untied by the end of the film, with The Grabber, portrayed by Ethan Hawke, meeting his grisly demise at the hands of Finney Blake, portrayed by Mason Thames, assisted by the killer’s past victims in a heroic and compelling final sequence. Finney reunites with his sister, Gwen (Madeleine McGraw), who had been plagued with eerie, supernatural dreams throughout the film that provided valuable insight into the killings of past victims of The Grabber along with Finney’s possible whereabouts. It seems as if there are no questions left to be answered, no slashers left to be taken down. And yet, the phone is ringing again, four years after the events of this first installment.
(10/24/25 3:00pm)
Ever since 2017, world-renowned actress Reese Witherspoon has led Reese’s Book Club, a celebrity book club championing female authors. Some of the book club’s past picks include Emily Henry’s Great Big Beautiful Life, R. F. Kuang’s Yellowface, Celeste Ng’s Our Missing Hearts and dozens more critically-acclaimed, influential novels. Thus, as a book lover, I was naturally excited to dive in when I heard Reese Witherspoon had just released her own new thriller novel, Gone Before Goodbye.
(10/24/25 2:00pm)
When I first flipped through We Love You, Bunny, the sequel to Bunny by Mona Awad, I tried so desperately to feel the same exhilaration I did when I went through the first book, a charmingly maniacal clash of satire, the pretentiousness of art school and femininity. Instead, I had to read it twice to verify whether my extensive disappointment in it was real.
(10/24/25 3:17am)
As the voter registration deadline approaches on Oct. 25, The Sun prepared a voting guide with all the information needed to vote in the New York state municipal elections on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
(10/24/25 1:00pm)
Who’s excited for Stranger Things season five? Unfortunately, not me. The final installment comes a whopping three years after its fourth season, which is frankly absurd for a show that began in 2016. But of course, that’s what happens when you insist on upscaling an already high-budget Netflix series into “eight blockbuster movies” over the course of nearly a decade. Instead of adhering to the once-alluring formula of TV, with around 20 weekly episodes airing yearly to minimize time between new content and focus on fleshing out characters, studios have moved to the formula of big, flashy finales as if they were movies. While that may help deliver the creative vision for more high production series like Stranger Things, this trend seems to have diverged from an industry increase in quality to an excuse to create cash grabs.
(10/24/25 12:00pm)
It seems like it was just a few months ago that I was writing about the Arctic Monkeys’ ‘AM’ being a quintessential October album, but alas, here we are again, with Halloween just a week away. The Arctic Monkeys may own October, but in my mind, Nina Simone is the queen of Halloween. It might be a tad on the nose for me to say that the song “I Put a Spell on You” is a beautiful, witchy tune, and there is no better song to encompass the vibe of Halloween, but I’m going to say it anyway. This doesn’t even begin to cover Simone’s haunting voice, which permeates even the most upbeat of her songs. Thus, this week I’m taking a closer look at the 1965 record I Put a Spell on You to get at how exactly Simone’s voice generates this effect.
(10/23/25 3:02pm)
Over the last few weeks, The Sun has welcomed new photographers — called compets — to the department. Here are some of their recent shots of campus from their first assignments for The Sun.
(10/23/25 4:11am)
Prof. Debra Castillo, comparative literature, was announced dead at 72 on Oct. 5.
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Cornell had been here before. Down 1-0 for much of the game, the team had its back against the wall. Thrice this season it has faced late-game deficits, but only once has the Red mounted a comeback, dropping close games to UC Irvine early in the season and Princeton on Oct. 11.
(10/23/25 1:45am)
Thirteen departures from last year’s squad and a new bench boss — head coach Casey Jones '90 — means the Red will look a lot different come the 2025-2026 season. Last year, the team was a goal away from the Frozen Four, falling in overtime to Boston University in the regional final.
(10/23/25 7:00pm)
With a ridiculous opening title sequence, an onslaught of raunchy sex jokes and needle drops galore, Peacemaker season 2 picks up right where season 1 left off — sometimes. John Cena returns as Christopher Smith, or the Peacemaker, in another James Gunn-written and partially-directed project. Beginning with a quick, blink-and-you'll-miss-it retcon in the "previously on" segment, Gunn brings Peacemaker and pieces of The Suicide Squad to the new DCU. The subsequent eight episodes are a rollercoaster ride, not of emotion, but of storytelling and writing quality, resulting in a disjointed viewing experience that lacks the punchy feeling of the first season.
(10/23/25 4:00pm)
I hate choosing. This is probably the most significant thing I can admit about myself. And I don’t say this lightly — believe me, choosing to hate choosing was complicated.
(10/22/25 6:30pm)
For the second consecutive year, men’s tennis will be represented on the national stage.
(10/22/25 5:40pm)
“Island Time,” a student-designed fruity smoothie flavor, was officially announced as the winning flavor of the Mac’s Cafe semesterly smoothie competition on Oct. 17. Created and proposed by Madeline Hung ’28, the smoothie consists of guava, pineapple, banana, strawberry and vanilla yogurt.
