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(12/02/25 7:34am)
Cornell Graduate Students United announced on Nov. 26 that its members passed a referendum to adopt a statement titled “International Solidarity with the Palestinian Liberation Struggle” as the organization’s official stance. The statement, in addition to declaring solidarity with Palestine, lays out actions that the union will take to achieve this goal.
(12/02/25 5:30am)
After years of sitting vacant, the corner of Dryden Road and College Avenue is slated for transformation as developers Nick Robertson and Charlie O’Conner build luxury student housing, leasing nearly all 52 units before the building has even been built.
(12/02/25 5:52am)
Editor's Note: This article contains details about sexual assault.
(12/02/25 2:48am)
I used to argue with Genu Lee ’25 about where we should take our creative ambitions — my hometown of New York or his of Los Angeles. “You’ll get it,” we would say to each other. After all, I’m privy to a special experiential understanding of my city, one that Genu would share only if he felt it for himself. How strange, that a New Yorker would so desperately hope to induce a transplant.
(12/02/25 12:04am)
In college, creating the perfect schedule is crucial to having a good semester.
(12/02/25 3:00pm)
It will be a juggernaut of a concert.
(12/02/25 1:00pm)
Wicked: For Good was my most anticipated movie of the year, following the smash-hit success of the first film last year. On Wednesday, Nov. 19, I burst through the doors of our local Regal Cinemas, overflowing with excitement to watch an early screening of Wicked: For Good, and while I left content with the movie, I kept asking myself if I had enjoyed it because it was an inherently good movie or if it had simply appealed to nostalgia.
(09/01/25 4:00am)
The Cornell Daily Sun Hockey Beat is a team devoted to covering Cornell men's and women's hockey for The Cornell Daily Sun. For the 2025-2026 season, the beat will be composed of five writers, two photographers and one videographer.
(12/02/25 2:00pm)
Listening to OutKast’s discography on shuffle is a tumultuous trip through time and space: It’s hip hop, funk, soul and jazz. It’s authentic accounts of the present and sci-fi visions for the future. But what remains constant is the duo’s unapologetic individualism and raw talent, which, coupled with hard work and sacrifice, led to their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Nov. 8, 2025.
(12/01/25 4:39pm)
Most classes blur together, until the rare moment when a professor stops lecturing and starts professing. Maybe they critique a policy that’s on the slide behind them or question a trend that you hadn’t thought twice about. These are the parts of class I love — when professors lower their guard and share the viewpoint that lets you see the heart of why they teach.
(12/01/25 1:00pm)
(12/01/25 5:48am)
For senior Mary Bellakbira, her work with hormones and endocrine-disrupting chemicals all started with a residual stain left behind on her pageantry outfit — one that made her question the chemicals hidden in everyday clothing and laundry detergent.
(12/01/25 4:00pm)
I’ve always been a fan of songs that whisk me away from the present moment. Walking back from classes at Rockefeller Hall, it’s nice to pretend that I’m above the trees, floating in the sky rather than trudging back to the dorms. Here I’ve compiled a playlist of songs that will (hopefully) help relax you and fade away the background noise as you head into finals season.
(12/01/25 2:00pm)
It’s a long-held belief of mine that true artistic spirit can never be suppressed for long. Creativity demands an outlet, and creative people only deny the urge to their own detriment. Certainly, my interview with Jeffrey Liao ’20 didn’t do anything to dissuade me from my stance.
(11/30/25 5:32am)
NEW YORK, N.Y. — Cole Eiserman celebrated dramatically, dropping down on one knee and raising his arms in the air as he gave BU the 2-1 lead at 14:36 of the third period.
(11/30/25 5:02am)
No. 17 men’s hockey sought to extend its Kelley-Harkness win streak to five on Saturday. But for the first time since 2018, Cornell skated off the ice of Madison Square Garden with a loss. The Red dropped the game by a 2-1 score, its second consecutive loss to the Terriers. Here’s how the game unfolded.
(11/29/25 4:54pm)
Each year, tens of thousands of Cornell alumni fill the stands at Madison Square Garden, watching their alma mater take the ice under some of hockey’s brightest lights.
(11/29/25 4:56pm)
Brought together over a microphone in 2007, two iconic college hockey figures — Jack Kelley, longtime Boston University men’s hockey coach, and Ned Harkness, legendary Cornell men’s hockey and men’s lacrosse coach — began to bicker.
(11/28/25 10:09pm)
No. 17 Men’s hockey will face No. 19 Boston University in the biennial Red Hot Hockey matchup at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday.
(11/27/25 2:00pm)
On Nov. 1, women’s hockey notched its seventh victory to set a program record season-opening winning streak. Since then, not much has gone right for Cornell.
