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(10/22/25 5:27pm)
Four local Democratic candidates running for positions on the Ithaca Common Council and Tompkins County Legislature answered a range of student questions during a local candidate panel hosted by Cornell Democrats on Monday.
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Despite a busy weekend with challenging weather conditions, the sailing team secured an impressive fifth place finish at the Women's Atlantic Coast Championship Finals, hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Oct. 11 and Oct. 12, extending its streak of top five placings and beating its Ivy rivals Yale for the second consecutive weekend.
(10/22/25 12:00pm)
This past weekend, the Red (11-6, 6-1 Ivy) faced fierce competition against the Princeton Tigers (9-5, 4-2 Ivy) and the University of Pennsylvania Quakers (9-8, 3-4 Ivy). In a weekend defined by momentum swings and emotional highs, the Red triumphed over the Tigers in a thrilling five-set battle, but fell to the Quakers in a hard-fought sweep.
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Editor’s Note: This article contains racist language.
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One fateful night this past summer, I was furiously crocheting and realized I had no mindless television to overstimulate me. Recalling my tweenage Grey’s Anatomy obsession, I decided to give another classic medical-procedural drama a spin and put on the pilot of E.R.
(10/22/25 1:26am)
On Sept. 16, 1995, the Cornell women’s soccer team beat the University of Pennsylvania, 2-1 in Philadelphia. For the first time in 30 years, the Red has beaten the Quakers on their turf by the exact same scoreline.
(10/22/25 1:25am)
The lights of Schoellkopf Field glared against a steady drizzle Friday night, but even the weather couldn’t slow down Army West Point’s offense. From the opening whistle, the Black Knights’ precision and power set the tone, leaving the Red fighting to keep pace in a 49-9 defeat.
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I was 10 years old, sitting between the black leather cushions of my family's living room couch in Washington D.C. It was well past my bedtime. My eyes began to close to the feeling of my mother anxiously brushing my hair. The CNN projections were still showing an even split.
(10/21/25 10:20pm)
Research is failing. Now, let us fix it.
(10/21/25 9:59pm)
Men’s soccer travelled to the University of Pennsylvania for its fourth Ivy League game of the season on Saturday. Sophomore forward Kasper Wollstein and the Cornell midfield stood out in this big conference win.
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Dear Sam Friedman,
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On Thursday, Sun Associate Editor Eric Han defended Professor Kassam’s op-ed and accompanying — albeit since-removed — painting which compare Israel to Nazi Germany.
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Around six years ago, I watched The Irishman (2019) with my grandmother over Thanksgiving break. I was 13 years old and in the early stages of developing a taste for film. Despite a daunting three and a half hour runtime, The Irishman held my attention from start to finish. I found myself entranced by the way the film managed to tell a decades-long story, depict the cold brutality of violence and leave me contemplating rich themes of death, loyalty and regret.
(10/22/25 3:30pm)
2025 has been no stranger to films attempting to capture our unique cultural moment. Luca Guadagnino’s After the Hunt is just as divisive as predecessors like this summer’s Eddington, but, while screenwriter Nora Garrett’s first screenplay is a little messy, Guadagnino’s directing elevates this film into something worth seeing.
(10/22/25 1:20pm)
If any band could convince me to flee society and live a nomadic life in the mountains, it would be Of Monsters and Men. Each of their songs is packed with a sense of nostalgia and rebellion that bucks tradition and makes the heart wild, and their new album, All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade, is no exception.
(10/23/25 5:00pm)
Does a piece of art ever burrow into you and swallow you up from the inside out? Bill Condon’s Kiss of the Spider Woman is the latest iteration of the story’s history of adaptations, from the original book to a film and musical. This film has been unwilling to leave my consciousness, popping up at random moments in my head. (Major spoilers ahead.)
(10/23/25 3:00pm)
As a passionate Swiftie I have a field of thoughts on fire when it comes to Taylor Swift’s new album and where it positions her career, but I’ll try to condense it in fewer than a thousand words. The Life of a Showgirl is very bad, the worst album of Swift’s career according to Pitchfork and The Guardian. It’s a case study in what tragically happens when an artist becomes too big to fail. I see Swift reconciling her yin and yang in real time, stuck between being an authentic artist and a capitalist machine.
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On the evening of October 15, Steiner Studios in Brooklyn, New York made way for a spectacle. A bright light illuminated the stage, casting a soft golden glow as a dark silhouette emerged. Out stepped Jasmine Tookes, opening the 2025 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in a custom gold macramé dress adorned with pearls and crystals, complete with oversized shell-shaped wings. She became the first Angel to open the show while pregnant, already paving the way for a new kind of runway icon. This year, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show made one thing clear: it wasn’t just a revival — it was a reckoning with its own legacy.