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(02/17/26 1:00pm)
Though this year has spawned a large volume of troubling and tragic headlines, an intense level of attention on social media has been paid to a recent story of seemingly little significance. In early February, looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular visited Arizona State University and found himself “frame mogged” (physically overshadowed) by a student he encountered. Within hours, users flooded social media with content satirically exaggerating the incident’s importance. But what exactly is looksmaxxing, who is Clavicular and why should we care?
(02/16/26 8:06pm)
In 2025, Cornell played the University of Albany twice, handling them with ease each time. This season, a very different looking Cornell team, one that lost 16 seniors, needed a last minute goal to fend off the Great Danes.
(02/15/26 4:10am)
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. — On any other night, sophomore forward Charlie Major’s diving shot block in the waning moments of the third period on Saturday night would have been celebrated fiercely from the Cornell bench.
(02/15/26 1:05am)
The story of the 2025-2026 women’s hockey season has been one of survival. No. 11 Cornell has had to survive a series of surprising upsets, a 3-6-2 midseason slump and injuries to key contributors, all while rostering just 18 skaters, the fewest since the pandemic.
(02/14/26 11:22pm)
In an ideal world, all Cornellians would fall in love.
(02/14/26 11:56am)
It’s been a week of debuts, school records and wins for the four Cornell alumnae at the Winter Olympics. With all four former Red athletes at the Milano Cortina Games participating in women’s ice hockey, fans of the Red have had plenty to cheer for in the first week of the Olympics.
(02/14/26 7:52am)
The men and the women of swim and dive took on Le Moyne College at Teagle Pool on Saturday. The men, coming off a win against Brown University, looked to further their momentum with the Ivy League Championships in sight, while the women’s team sought redemption following a loss against the Bears.
(02/14/26 7:02am)
Editor’s note: This article cites several emails with spelling and grammatical errors, as well as some that contain profanity. These emails are quoted verbatim, with [sic] inserted to indicate that the error belongs to the source.
(02/14/26 4:28am)
TROY, N.Y. — Practically every forward for No. 9 men’s hockey slammed their stick into the boards on Friday.
(02/14/26 2:00pm)
This week, Sun photographers reminisced on warm weather and gathered snapshots of lovely spots on campus that will make you fall in love.
(02/14/26 3:35am)
For 57 minutes, No. 11 women’s hockey looked like a top-four ECAC team, one which deserves a first-round bye and home-ice in the quarterfinals. Cornell came out with confidence — scoring three goals in the first period — before hunkering down defensively for all of the second and most of the third frame. Then, St. Lawrence pulled its netminder for an extra forward.
(02/14/26 2:13am)
Get Addison Rae off my phone. Get Tate McRae off my Spotify’s Smart Shuffle. The media and internet audiences alike tout these women as the next big thing in pop, glorifying them as the next incarnation of the Princess of Pop herself, Britney Spears.
(02/14/26 8:01am)
In 2025, men’s lacrosse faced little challenge to its position as the best team in the country.
(02/13/26 7:22pm)
VIDEO | On this episode of Around the Sun, Multimedia Editor Jade Dubuche, Social Media staffer Katie Istomin and News Editor Ben Leynse share this week’s top headlines.Hosted by Jade Dubuche, Katie Istomin, Ben LeynseFilmed by Jade Dubuche, Ben LeynseEdited by Madeline Hung, Jade DubuchePhotos by Samantha Michelins, Camille Eckert, Stephan Menasche, Ming DeMers
(02/13/26 9:07am)
Top University administrators released a statement on Wednesday addressing the University’s ongoing “financial challenges” and updating the Cornell community on the progress of Resilient Cornell, an initiative designed to “ensure Cornell’s long-term financial sustainability,” according to its website.
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Last season, women’s hockey finished atop the ECAC Hockey standings. With the top seed in the conference’s postseason tournament, Cornell never had to leave the friendly confines of Lynah Rink en route to winning its fifth ECAC championship.
(02/13/26 7:24am)
No. 9 men’s hockey learned a valuable lesson last Saturday.
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A Cornellian-designed wedding dress took center stage during Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show on Sunday.
(02/13/26 3:40pm)
Any modern viewer of Shakespeare's plays knows they are famously hard to follow, even for those majoring in English like myself. Thus, one of the most impressive feats for a group of actors is making Shakespeare not only entertaining, but also comprehensible, and Cornell's Shakespeare Troupe did just that in their Feb. 6 and 7 performances of Henry IV. Witty and wonderful, the play follows the story of three main characters: Prince Hal (Alexandra Miller '29), King Henry IV (Zoey Zhu '27) and Hotspur (Adam Lease '29). As King Henry IV fights off a rebellion by Hotspur and friends, Prince Hal undergoes a dynamic shift from drunken trickster to valiant protector of both his father Henry and his kingdom.
