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The Presidential Task Force on Institutional Voice released their final recommendations on how and when Cornell should issue official statements on social and political issues, according to a statement released by University administration on Thursday afternoon.
Over 100 students and community members gathered in front of Willard Straight Hall on Wednesday evening to condemn federal immigration agencies and urge the University to sever institutional ties with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection.
For the past three weekends, a single word can describe No. 12 women’s hockey’s play: inconclusive. The Red have split six of its past eight weekends, and seem incapable of putting up strong performances in back-to-back days. In the first half of the season, Friday’s seemed unwinnable, with Cornell dropping four straight weekend openers. Now, Cornell is struggling to win on Saturday.
As a Ph.D. candidate in the Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Nathan Piligian is developing a novel method of delivering genes into plant cells so that they are better adapted to environmental stressors in the Alabi Lab.
Owning CDs in 2026 may seem counterintuitive given the easy availability of a near-endless variety of music on streaming platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music. Unlike online music, physical discs take up space, require a separate device to play and can be broken or scratched all too easily. Recently, however, listening to some of my favorite albums on CD has inspired me to consider the aspects of physical music that cannot be replaced by streaming. I find that the sense of ownership, the physicality and the intentionality associated with CDs invite a fuller, more present listening experience.
Get up off the couch and apply — the next Survivor could be you!
I must start with a disclosure: I am an avid fan of Brandon Sanderson’s work. While this may make me a little biased in his favor, I’m sure that every other member of his veritable army of fans would agree Sanderson has absolutely earned a right to this bias.
VIDEO | The Sun captured scenes from a rally at Ho Plaza that condemned U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and urged the University to sever institutional ties with federal immigration agencies.
Walking on the way to class, you watch the growing sea of backpacks in front of you. You see the sway of keychains, the clinking of metal trinkets jolting you awake from your early morning drowsiness. Some people have gift shop souvenirs; others have stuffed animals that brush together in silence. You think the stuffed beige bunny on the backpack in front of you is cute. Then you spot another on the bag beside it. It only takes one more identical bunny for you to realize that this is more than just a coincidence.
The dark ambience, flickering neon lights and flashing screens of computers and televisions lure you into the room. Only moments before, you were sitting in a crowded room, the anxiety of exams binding you like a twisted rope. Now, you stand in front of this comforting atmosphere, stacks and stacks of console games just within reach. You feel tired and defeated from the day, but at the very least, you know the familiar sounds of Mario Kart will drown out your worries for now.
“Call me when you get the chance.”
As I write this, I’m sitting on my bed at home, theoretically ‘relaxed’ for the first time in weeks. Classes are on pause, there are no GroupMe notifications from various organizations on campus, and I finally have access to a kitchen that isn’t crowded at 6 p.m. sharp. However, beneath the surface-level calm of any break lurks the very thing every Cornell student promises themselves they won’t think about — getting an internship for the upcoming summer.
Walk with me down memory lane for a minute. Specifically, let’s travel back to about 10 years ago, when wearing band t-shirts was all the rage among the middle school girl population. As a member of this particular population, I carried quite the collection of band t-shirts myself: AC/DC, Aerosmith, Sublime, Pink Floyd, Red Hot Chili Peppers — the list goes on. In sixth grade, I had a teacher who was quite piqued by this trend, and laid down the law on the first day of class: No band t-shirts unless the wearer was able to name a minimum of three songs by the band. Yes, he would actually make you recite them; and no, I am not kidding. My interest in music had already been stirred by that point, so I was in the clear. Thus, I broke out my oversized Red Hot Chili Peppers t-shirt (which remains in my closet to this day, however faded it may be) and made my way to school with “Californication,” “Can’t Stop” and “Scar Tissue” top of mind. But while I knew these songs and was able to circumvent my teacher’s humiliation tactic, it was not until years later that I actually came to appreciate them. In fact, I’ve been on an unabating Red Hot Chili Peppers kick as of late, with “Wet Sand” weaving in and out of my brain for weeks. This ode to RHCP’s 1999 record Californication is primarily an affirmation of my appreciation — something, my sixth grade teacher may feel validated to know, I did not do nearly enough of when initially rocking that t-shirt — and secondarily an attempt to quench that thirst.
Sage Chapel, the first nonsectarian chapel at any college or university in the U.S., has celebrated higher education and served as a hub for student worship and music groups through the years.
The University Assembly held its last of three public feedback sessions on Wednesday as part of the Code and Procedures Review Committee to gather community input on the Student Code of Conduct and its enforcement procedures. During the session, University affiliates raised concerns about how the Code is structured and how its accompanying procedures are implemented in practice.
The Tompkins County Legislature passed a Jan. 20 resolution requesting the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to reject the TeraWulf data center's request to draw over one million gallons of water per day from Cayuga Lake.
Six years ago, the cinematic event of a lifetime arrived in theaters in the form of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Avengers: Endgame. Yet again, Marvel Studios hopes to break box-office and internet records with Avengers: Doomsday, slated for release on Dec. 18, 2026. Only one issue remains: the MCU has simply lost its spark.
When two of my roommates spontaneously broke into the chorus of Djo’s “End of Beginning” while rummaging around the kitchen, I jumped up in triumph.
Pillion has easily been one of my most anticipated releases for the past few months. A November release in the UK, months before the U.S., only made me more anxious to see it. While I expected to enjoy it, I didn’t expect Pillion to have so much to say, and to be such a thoughtful, introspective exploration of the world of kink.
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