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(08/07/25 9:22pm)
On July 11, the second-year cohort in the M.S. ILR program received news that every graduate worker dreads: none of the five members of the cohort who applied for funding would receive assistantships for the fall semester. In place of what had been assistantships in previous semesters, the department offered them roles as graduate teaching and research specialists, an unfamiliar title in a department where virtually all Ph.D. and M.S. workers had been fully funded through assistantships.
(08/06/25 3:46am)
Senior Ketki Ketkar and freshman Trisha Nath have kept their summers busy this year — representing Cornell on the national stage at the 2025 USA Fencing Summer Nationals held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
(08/06/25 4:27am)
Cornell spent $444,000 on federal lobbying in the second quarter of 2025, which is the University’s highest-recorded investment in one single quarter, according to data from the U.S. Senate. The University has already spent nearly $700,000 this year, which is a 69 percent increase from the same period in 2024.
(08/05/25 7:40pm)
Kyle Kimball will take the reins as Cornell’s vice president for university relations beginning Sept. 15, according to the Cornell Chronicle.
(08/05/25 2:51pm)
A Cornell alumnus has purchased the University’s historic “Robin Hill” property for $2.785 million according to Bloomberg.
(08/03/25 12:11am)
On Wednesday, the scaffolding surrounding McGraw Tower was fully removed, revealing the clocktower for the first time in nearly two years.
(08/03/25 4:43am)
The Trump administration and Cornell have reportedly come close to a settlement of as much as $100 million to restore hundreds of millions of dollars in frozen federal funds, according to Bloomberg.
(08/02/25 6:44pm)
Cornell has officially renamed its Office of Academic Diversity Initiatives to the Office of Academic Discovery and Impact as of Friday, according to an email sent to Pre Professional Programs scholars by Kristin Dade, director of OADI.
(08/02/25 5:52am)
The scaffolding that has surrounded the iconic McGraw Tower since August 2023 was fully removed on Wednesday.
(07/31/25 11:12pm)
The Ithaca Police Department has announced that it will practice “increased enforcement” of the Downtown Ithaca Commons Ordinances and Community Expectations, according to the City of Ithaca website. The new effort went into effect earlier this month.
(07/30/25 7:12pm)
Tompkins County voters walk away from the polls casting more than just a ballot. Many have also voted for the next “I Voted” sticker designed by Ithaca’s rising generation of civic participants.
(07/30/25 6:09pm)
Two months ago, Walker Wallace ’25 was on the field at Gillette Stadium, cutting a piece of the lacrosse net that had caught 13 of Cornell’s goals during their NCAA championship win, hoisting the national title trophy above his head in celebration.
(07/29/25 10:13pm)
Julia Hyman ’20, an alumna of the Nolan School of Hotel Administration, was one of the four victims from the Midtown Manhattan office building shooting on Monday.
(07/28/25 11:52pm)
In November, Marsha Dodson Field was torn up, leaving its namesake donor in dismay and the field hockey team without a permanent field. The state of the Cornell field hockey team continues to remain unknown as its new field on Game Farm Road is “unlikely to be ready” for the arrival of the team in August per an email to field hockey players from Athletic Director Nicki Moore that was obtained by The Sun.
(07/28/25 2:32am)
25-year-old Ithaca resident Autreyu Massaline has been charged with murder in the second degree. Massaline allegedly stabbed Edward Warren, a 54-year-old resident of Ithaca.
(07/27/25 9:04pm)
Before the accolades, before the 3,000-yard senior season and before he was the only quarterback in Cornell’s Class of 2029, Ryan Downes had to learn how to walk again.
(07/27/25 5:31pm)
If you’ve ever come across a cow or two during a hike in the Finger Lakes National Forest, you may have asked yourself “Is this real life?” And though the blending of cows and outdoor recreation may seem mutually exclusive, they are anything but.
(07/26/25 11:05pm)
Eclectic fashion, tunes, bubbles and a sprawling venue welcomed thousands of attendees to the Finger Lakes’ 33rd annual Grassroots Festival of Music & Dance at the Trumansburg Fairgrounds from July 17-20.
(07/26/25 7:21am)
The Trump administration has reached deals with Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania.
(07/25/25 9:36pm)
To end an unforgettable season, the Immortal Wolfpack, an under-15 Amateur Athletic Union basketball team based in Ithaca, claimed the title World Champions after competing in the AAU’s Boys’ World Championship in Orlando, Florida, over the Fourth of July weekend.
