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Tommy Welch '26, Melissa Moon '28, and grad student Arina Zadvornaya discuss representation in media on Feb. 2, 2026. (Sophia Romanov Imber/Sun Staff Photographer)

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Men's and women's hockey clinched their 27th and 18th Ivy League titles, respectively, this past weekend.

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Ketki Ketkar ’26 became the first Cornellian women’s fencer to win an Ivy League individual champion title in any weapon. (Photo courtesy of Ketki Ketkar ’26)

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No. 4 men's lacrosse faced the University of Albany in its season opener, winning the match, 11-10.

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Cornell leaves the Capital District having collected just two of a possible six ECAC points. Photo courtesy of Leilani Burke/Cornell Athletics.

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Cornell clinched a first-round bye and home ice in the ECAC tournament quarterfinals with a 2-1 win over Clarkson.

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Kristin O'Neill ’20 celebrates after scoring a goal versus Czechia. Photo courtesy of Chris Tanouye/IIHF.

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Men's lacrosse is the reigning national champion, having defeated the Maryland Terps in the 2025 National Championship (Photo courtesy of Cornell Athletics)

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Men's swim and dive huddle together.

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