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(03/03/26 4:42pm)
Since coming to college, I’ve found myself taking fewer pictures than I did in high school. My camera roll is filled with the same rotation of photos: the gorge frozen over, a sunset taken from the North Star Dining Room balcony and the chalkboard in my PSYCH 2090: Developmental Psychology lecture with notes I can never seem to write down fast enough. Any pictures I take feel more functional now; they hold less weight, less meaning.
(03/03/26 1:00pm)
This article contains spoilers for Bridgerton Season 4.
(03/03/26 3:27am)
Prof. Emeritus Biodun Jeyifo, literatures in English, died on Feb. 11 in Lagos, Nigeria at the age of 80.
(03/04/26 11:00am)
Sun photographers captured the energy and action across campus in a sports-packed week of basketball, lacrosse and gymnastics.
(03/02/26 8:19pm)
The rise in extremist rhetoric facing U.S. politics today shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone. We saw during Donald Trump’s first term, the general exacerbation of harmful speech displayed for the world to see. It's how he garnered attention, how Trump won the vote.
(03/02/26 5:03am)
Cornell’s top administrators attended a University Assembly meeting on Tuesday, discussing the University’s handling of free expression, campus safety and long-term financial planning.
(03/02/26 3:00pm)
You think that you are the coolest person in the world. Your friends go to you for recommendations and nobody else. Obviously, they can’t know you get your favorite songs and personality from Spotify’s “my life is a movie” playlist, which you browse through now. A wave of relief passes over you as you notice that “Fade Into You” by Mazzy Star is still near the top. I wonder if she has any other songs?
(03/02/26 5:06am)
Cornell reported $180,000 in federal lobbying expenditures for the fourth quarter of 2025, according to its latest filing with the U.S. Senate, bringing its year-to-date total to $1,094,000.
(03/02/26 2:00pm)
Once upon a time, film began in the theater. From marquee to end credits, the experience was confined to a single darkened room, where story and spectator met in silence. Lights down, trailers over, the studio logo flickering across the screen. In today’s media landscape, that moment can feel more like a midpoint than a beginning. Long before your ticket is scanned, you have likely already consumed hours of cast interviews, red carpet footage, behind-the-scenes clips and viral moments circulating on social media. The press tour is no longer just a marketing strategy; it is a performance in its own right. Increasingly, our impressions of a film, our expectations, attachments and even criticisms, are formed long before we ever step foot in the theater. What used to feel like anticipation now feels more like conditioning. We arrive not as blank slates, but as audiences already coached on how to watch.
(03/02/26 3:22am)
VIDEO | On this episode of Around the Sun, Multimedia Editor Jade Dubuche and News Editor Ben Leynse share this week’s top headlines.Hosted by Jade Dubuche, Ben LeynseFilmed by Jade Dubuche, Ben LeynseEdited by Madeline Hung, Mia Sofia OrengoPhotos by Dante de la Peña, Sun File Photos
(03/02/26 1:00pm)
As of late, I’ve been on a quest to become the most niche and artsy person I can be. A major part of that has been cultivating an esoteric and underground music taste. My criteria for niche songs? Artists with fewer than 200,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Now, I’m aware that having hundreds of thousands of listeners means you’re not an underground artist, but this isn’t just a niche playlist, it’s also a performative one. I’m becoming one of those annoying music bros who shows you The Backseat Lovers and is shocked when you already know them because he was convinced he was the only one. With that disclaimer out of the way, here are my (not really) niche and (most definitely) performative picks, so now you can be cool (pretentious) too!
(03/02/26 5:19am)
By Ruby Goodman
(03/02/26 2:00pm)
There’s one freshman year piece of advice you’ve probably heard: explore off campus. But with balancing classes, club recruitment and trying to form new friendships, finding places off campus can take low priority. It can be hard to know what there is to do in Ithaca –– though to figure that out, you just need to find what’s interesting to you. An easy way to do this is through clubs.
(03/02/26 9:33pm)
I like Okenshields. Cue the gasps of horror if you would like, but I never said I loved it. I like its convenience, its stale yet wide selection of options and even its predictability. Their rotation of soups, for instance, are rather comforting for a soup lover like myself. To save a little time and money, I come back to Okenshields on an empty stomach like a moth to a flame. I’m well aware that I’m in the minority here (and may have made a few enemies from the very first words of this article), but not to fear, I would also like to present the ominously distasteful aspects of Oken to paint a fair, full picture.
(03/01/26 10:51pm)
Charlotte FC recently announced that it signed Andrew Johnson ’25 to a first-team contract. Johnson’s contract will see him signed for the entirety of the 2026 season, with a club option for future seasons.
(03/01/26 5:19am)
The moment the whistle blew with 4:32 remaining, Lynah Rink was deafening.
(03/01/26 5:51am)
Wendy Wolford, vice provost for international affairs, sent an email on Friday afternoon informing the Cornell community about the University’s immigration support and resources, following U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s arrest of a Columbia student from her dorm on Thursday morning.
(03/01/26 12:13am)
Women’s hockey set its season high for penalties in a 4-3 home win against Colgate on Nov. 15. The team received seven calls across 60 minutes, while a last-minute penalty against the Raiders (a call which set Colgate’s own season high at nine) was the difference-maker that pushed Cornell to an overtime win.
(02/28/26 10:55am)
This piece is a developing story. This article will reflect all new information that becomes available.
(02/28/26 3:48am)
For a moment, it seemed like things were veering in an entirely different direction for Cornell.
