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The Trump administration has vowed to revoke the visas of thousands of international students across the United States, which may have implications for Cornell’s large international student body and its athletics.
Ph.D. candidate Russell Burgett filed a federal charge with the National Labor Relations Board, claiming that the Cornell Graduate Student Union and its affiliated labor union, the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, is unlawfully operating under a contract that violates his rights to abstain from financially supporting or joining the union.
In 12-hour workdays, Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit bus drivers transport essential workers, relieve students from treks across campus and save the community from long walks in the sun and snow.
The 33rd annual Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival will kick off on Thursday, July 17, at the Trumansburg Fairgrounds.
Brittanie Earle has been appointed as Tompkins County Commissioner of Social Services at Tuesday’s Tompkins County Legislature meeting, with her term set to begin July 21.
Men's lacrosse’s attackman CJ Kirst ’25 was nominated for ESPN’s Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly award in the men’s Best College Athlete category on June 26.
On Saturday, June 14, thousands of community members waved American flags, held signs and marched through Ithaca's Washington Park as a part of "No Kings Day."
A surf’s up attitude will breeze into Ithaca this summer as Playa Bowls brings the beach to town. Bearing a menu packed with fruity flavors and chilled desserts, Playa Bowls will welcome South Meadow Shopping Center to “Pineappleland.”
Habitat for Humanity of Tompkins and Cortland Counties hosted a home dedication celebration for a newly restored historic home at 417 South Aurora Street on Wednesday, marking the culmination of three years of work by dedicated Habitat staff, hundreds of volunteers, donors and homeowner Carrie Sawyer alongside her two sons.
For the past 18 months, Olin Library has been under construction for renovations to its basement and the first floor. While the project was completed this summer, a group of Cornell engineering students came together to give Olin’s iconic and forgotten tech — a nearly 1,000 pound call board from its original opening in 1961 — a new life as a digital clock for the library.
Dominique Thorne ’19 plays Riri Williams, the main character in Ironheart, well. Still, the series falls short. While her character was first introduced in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Ironheart was a chance to give the character a spotlight. Warning: This article includes spoilers for Ironheart.
Cartons and black plastic are no longer accepted by Tompkins County in curbside recycling, according to Tompkins County Recycling and Materials Management. Only plastics labeled with #1, 2 or 5 recycling symbols can be recycled curbside.
Adult New Yorkers looking to pursue higher education can now work toward a free associate degree at Tompkins Cortland Community College in select fields.
Alderperson Kayla Matos upset a 12-year incumbent in both the Democratic primary and general election in 2023 to win a competitive four-year term on Ithaca’s Common Council. Central to that campaign was Matos’ record as second-in-command of a local nonprofit and a vow to tackle rising rents.
James B. Maas M.A. ’63 Ph.D. ’66, a social psychologist and Cornell professor who, over a half century, taught more than 65,000 Cornell students his Introductory Psychology course, died on June 23 in Charlevoix, Michigan at 86 years old.
The Buffalo Pothole Bandit visited Ithaca over the weekend, turning one of the city’s most discussed public issues into colorful tile mosaics.
Cornell football quarterback Jameson Wang ’25 has officially started his professional football career after signing with the Frankfurt Galaxy — a team based in Germany that competes in the European League of Football.
Cornell University, the University of Pennsylvania and three other peer institutions requested investigation into potential misconduct by the attorneys representing student-plaintiffs in a price-fixing lawsuit that began in 2022.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A lot goes into transferring to an Ivy League school — applications, essays, Zoom calls and everything in between.
After counting the remaining absentee and affidavit ballots, the Tompkins County Board of Elections announced on July 2 that Cornell undergraduate Hannah Shvets ’27 won the Democratic primary for Ward 5 Common Council alderperson with 40.49 percent of the vote.
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