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(03/21/26 10:40pm)
University employees received a federal survey on March 17 as a part of an ongoing investigation by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission into alleged discrimination offenses.
(03/23/26 12:00pm)
Lebanon, I write this love letter to you —
(03/23/26 4:00pm)
The views expressed in this article are entirely those of the undersigned authors and do not reflect the opinions of the committee as a whole.
(03/21/26 6:30pm)
In the hopeful summer of 1989, history itself laid in limbo.
(03/21/26 7:14am)
Cornell Fashion Collective will host its 42nd annual Spring Runway Show on Saturday in Barton Hall. With over 3,000 projected attendees, the show is expected to be the second largest annual student-run event on campus, after Slope Day, according to Alexis McMurray ’26, a CFC design director.
(03/21/26 3:32am)
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — Junior forward Ryan Walsh had his face buried in his glove.
(03/21/26 2:07am)
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — Men’s hockey took on Princeton in the ECAC semifinals on Friday, launching its campaign for a third consecutive conference title. Though Cornell began on a high, it relented two goals in the second period and one in the third, a hurdle that it wouldn’t be able to overcome before suffering a 3-2 loss at final time.
(03/21/26 12:23am)
This last month in fashion marks a long-coming shift in industry trends. Since the debuts of new collections at the fashion weeks in New York, Milan and Paris respectively, we can officially declare that haute couture is moving away from long-reigning quiet luxury and is opting for more dramatic, colorful and eccentric choices. Across those three cities, different brands have showcased how they are reflecting the changing times through their creative decisions.
(03/20/26 11:09pm)
After a two-game losing streak culminating in a 19-7 loss to Penn State, Cornell was able to bounce back with a secure 18-9 win over Brown. However, Cornell will immediately be thrown back into the fire, as it travels to New Jersey to face No. 3 Princeton.
(03/20/26 6:43pm)
It’s an exciting sports weekend for Cornell! Men’s hockey heads to Lake Placid, New York looking to capture a third consecutive ECAC championship, while baseball opens its Ivy League slate and softball looks to keep its early conference-play momentum rolling. Test your knowledge of Cornell sports with this week’s Sun Sports Quiz.
(03/20/26 7:20pm)
One is hard. A repeat is harder.
(03/20/26 4:59pm)
“Find us inside till March 28,” read Ithaca Farmers Market’s Instagram bio.
(03/20/26 2:15pm)
When we first set foot on campus, every one of us did whatever we could to meet people. We attended events alone, introduced ourselves to anybody and everybody and tried to spend as little time as possible alone.
(03/20/26 9:41am)
Susan Henry, former dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, died on March 7 at 79 years old.
(03/20/26 8:54am)
President Michael Kotlikoff and Provost Kavita Bala spoke to the Faculty Senate about the Student Code of Conduct, the upcoming Faculty Senate resolution on Policy 6.4, the Committee on the Future of the American University and Resilient Cornell during its March 11 meeting. They also fielded questions ranging from Cornell’s financial challenges to the October settlement between Cornell and the Trump administration.
(04/07/26 4:52am)
(03/20/26 2:00pm)
Along with my name and major, one of the bits of information that was constantly requested during the opening weeks of my freshman year was my Instagram account. The issue: Until I had to face this reality at Cornell, I took great pride in being able to say that I didn’t use social media. So, during those opening weeks I smiled and shrugged, yet when all was said and done, I would walk away with no way to follow up with the person I had just talked to. I have since downloaded Instagram and Discord, but contrary to the necessity of social media, I’ve also heard many people lamenting the time they’ve spent on these platforms. Frankly, I find this ridiculous.
(03/20/26 1:00pm)
The auction of Warner Bros. Discovery has begun, and the bids have been put in, though not without outside interference. With bids exceeding $100 billion, the sale of Warner Bros. Discovery is set to be one of, if not the largest media company sale ever, and the fallout will affect all of entertainment.
(03/20/26 12:30pm)
Since 2015, softball’s history with Yale has not been pretty. Eight consecutive series losses. A 2-9 record away from Niemand-Robison Field. Failing to score six or more runs in 15 of the 22 matchups between the teams.
(03/19/26 9:06pm)
As the Class of 2026 graduates in two months, the question on their minds is what their graduate plans are. While some may be considering entering the workforce, others may even be considering furthering their education at Cornell. But if we all want whatever gives us the best ‘bang for our buck,’ is attaining a Cornell master’s degree a cost-effective decision?