The Sun’s Postseason Men’s Hockey Mailbag
(04/27/26 9:45pm)
Editor’s Note: The Sun’s hockey mailbags are analysis pieces intended to answer questions sent in by readers on X.
1000 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
Men’s Tennis Nets Ivy League Title for First Time in Nearly a Decade
(04/28/26 2:17am)
Sophomore Rodrigo Fernandes didn’t have time to process what he had just done.
Jane Lynch MFA ’84 Announced as 2026 Convocation Speaker
(04/28/26 12:43am)
Five-time Emmy winner and Golden Globe awardee Jane Lynch MFA ’84 will take the stage at this year’s Senior Convocation Ceremony to deliver the keynote address, the Senior Convocation Committee announced at Ho Plaza on Monday.
SUNBURSTS | Sprinkle of Spring
(04/29/26 9:00am)
As the semester draws to a close, Ithaca thaws, trees bloom and students soak in the sun.
The Making of Jonathan Castagna, the NHL’s Newest Diamond in the Rough: ‘These Guys Don’t Come Around That Often’
(04/27/26 10:48pm)
It unfolds in the blink of an eye. If you look away too long, you might miss it.
A Reintroduction to Cornell Cinema: Movie Theaters as a Community Third Space
(04/27/26 7:26pm)
As a house manager at the Cornell Cinema, every shift without fail, somebody stumbles into the theater as a mistake looking for the stairs to the fourth floor or curious about what is inside. Although the cinema has a loyal following amid the Cornell and greater Ithaca community, it remains relatively undiscovered for some undergraduates. In its nearly 56 years of existence, the cinema has exhibited an immense amount of digital and 35mm film screenings, hosted guest panels of industry giants and simply been a place of community for film-goers to see a movie they might not be able to at a commercial cinema.
Climate Activist Leah Stokes Urges Cornell Students to Take Action with “Carbon Waves”
(04/27/26 7:24pm)
In July 2021, climate scholar and activist Leah Stokes was busy preparing to testify in front of Congress, managing a grassroots call campaign and making television appearances on Democracy Now at five in the morning.
Riley Almost Doubles Oberacker’s Campaign Funding During Q1 of 2026
(04/30/26 2:59am)
Rep. Josh Riley (D-N.Y.) reported strong fundraising numbers in the first quarter of 2026, outpacing his Republican challenger for New York’s 19th district, State Senator Peter Oberacker (R-N.Y.), by more than $300,000, according to Federal Election Commission filings.
4/20 | A Little Smoke To Warm the Trees
(04/27/26 2:57pm)
Editor’s Note: 4/20 content is a part of The Sun’s joke issue and contains exaggerated and factually inaccurate information.
SOLAR FLARE | To and Fro: Collegetown Dispensary
(04/27/26 1:30pm)
It’s that time of year again: class attendance is starting to feel optional, the sun is out and it’s warm in the evenings. The gorges are no longer frozen over, College Ave. is bustling and the reflective glass of Collegetown Dispensary’s windowfront sparkles in the sunlight, a glint of hope. CTD is truly our shining city on the (down)hill. While typically the flick of a lighter and the roar of the falls along the Cascadilla Gorge Trail are a melodious enough soundtrack for journeys to and fro Collegetown Dispensary, I can understand the anxiety of being trapped in your own thoughts (especially on the way back!) when going solo. As on-demand smokers are wont to agree, the playlist on your way to CTD is a little different from the one on the way back. Hence, are your to and fro Collegetown Dispensary bangers.
‘Anything Great is Worth the Wait’: Noah Kahan’s Long-Awaited ‘The Great Divide’
(04/27/26 1:00pm)
On April 24, Noah Kahan released his fourth studio album, The Great Divide. Coming more than three and a half years after his last major album, and more than two years after his last song release, The Great Divide was long-awaited. In an Instagram post on Jan. 28, Kahan announced the upcoming album release, stating, “The songs are the words I would say if I could. They are the fears I dance with in the moments before I drift off to sleep. The music here is my best attempt to delve deeper into the people, places, and feelings that have made me who I am.”
Meet Lauren Holt, Ivy League Home Run Record-Breaker and the Power Behind Softball’s Return to Ivy League Relevance
(04/30/26 2:56pm)
There’s a defining moment senior infielder Ella Harrod remembers from early on in her Cornell softball career. It happened in March 2023, as she and a fellow freshman — catcher Lauren Holt — were boarding the team bus after a disappointing road loss early in the Red’s conference schedule.
EDITORIAL | The Sun Endorses Policies, Not Candidates
(04/27/26 5:01am)
Voting for this year’s Student Assembly election ends today. By tradition, this is around the time our Editorial Board would tell you which candidate for president and which candidate for executive vice president we believe deserves your vote. After interviewing each of them and weighing their platforms against one another, we would make a recommendation grounded in The Sun’s institutional values that one of them, on balance, would govern our student body better than the rest. We have chosen not to do that this year.
A Dive Into ‘Establishment’: The Student-Run Restaurant in Statler
(04/27/26 12:06pm)
“Reservations open at 10 a.m. and we probably book out by 10:30 in the morning, opening [reservations] three weeks out,” said Professor Heather Kolakowski ’00. This exclusive, limited-time restaurant is Statler Hall’s “Establishment.” I interviewed Professor Kolakowski , a senior lecturer who teaches the associated course for this restaurant, to learn more.
More Than a Coach: How a 20-Year-Old College Student Is Keeping Newfield's Basketball Legacy Alive
(04/27/26 3:45am)
As winners of the 2022 New York State Public High School Athletic Association Class C State Championship, Newfield High School’s basketball team has always drawn a crowd.
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to Speak at Cornell
(04/27/26 1:09am)
Boris Johnson, former prime minister of the United Kingdom, will deliver a lecture in Call Auditorium at 7 p.m. Monday titled “The West is Worth Saving.”
VIDEO | Two Questions With The Presidential Candidates For Student Assembly
(04/26/26 9:37pm)
Students have until noon on April 27 to cast their online ballot.
Inside the KensaGroup: Bridging the Gap Between Lab Inventions, Industry For 25 Years
(04/26/26 4:15pm)
The KensaGroup started, like many things in science, with something that didn’t quite work. An early attempt at commercializing a promising paint fell through due to a company’s internal preferences. Since its initial failure, the Cornellian-founded group has launched several successful products that originated in university labs — ranging from foods to medical equipment — and revolutionized the invention-to-industry pipeline for U.S. universities.
4/20 | BUDBURSTS | High Views
(04/26/26 7:12pm)
Editor’s Note: 4/20 content is a part of The Sun’s joke issue and contains exaggerated and factually inaccurate information
PREVIEW: No. 6 Men’s Lacrosse Hosts No. 10 Harvard With Ivy League on the Line
(04/25/26 12:23pm)
Men’s lacrosse won’t have any trouble getting pumped up for Saturday. A top ten matchup with the chance to host the Ivy League tournament on the line, the possibility to all but lock up an NCAA tournament berth and senior recognition make this the biggest game of the season so far for the Red.
Trending
