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On Thursday, Jan. 22, the nominations for the 98th Oscars were announced, and the members of Arts & Culture have some opinions they’d like to share. As you’ll see, some of us are hopeful that our favorites will win while others are not. Regardless, we’ve compiled a list of some editor and staff picks and predictions, as well as the overall consensus for the winners of each category.
Cornell’s Ithaca and AgriTech campuses will reopen at noon on Monday, after closing at noon on Sunday due to a major winter storm, according to the University’s Office of Emergency Management.
The theater darkens. Spotlights illuminate an empty stage. The band lines up along the back wall as the audience quiets to a murmur, anticipating the beginning of the performance. The actors emerge. They’re in their underwear.
It is with great sadness that the fashion world mourns the loss of the founder of one of the most universally recognized fashion houses: Valentino Garavani.
As we struggle through the dark, cold days of winter, it’s nice to listen to songs that remind us of the light amidst the darkness. I’ve made a playlist of songs that feel like sunshine, so that next time you walk to class in the cold, you can fall in love with life again.
With one of the most intense winter storms in recent history underway, Cornell students and community members alike find themselves forced to stay inside to escape the brutal conditions outdoors. On the bright side, some of the finest installments in cinematic history perfectly capture the oppressive power winter weather holds. If you’re looking for a perfect way to spend your time indoors, watch one (or more) of these wintry masterpieces.
Many of your favorites probably didn’t make the cut. Thursday, Jan. 22 marked the end of aggressive campaigning by studios for Oscar nominations, as nominees across all 24 categories were announced. Now, the real work begins: convincing the Academy that your pick should win this long and famous race for cinematic glory. Fans and studios have a similar job during the awards season in Hollywood — rooting for favorites and groaning when the opposition wins. With the nominees released, it’s necessary to take time to prepare for the future competition and also reflect on those left in the dust.
Ithaca is in the midst of a major winter storm. With over a foot of snow forecasted, the city could face its biggest two-day snowfall since February 2021.
Cornell opens its doors each year with the same empowering message: Welcome to a top-tier university. It’s a proud stamp that echoes during campus tours, in brochures and through countless acceptance letters. Students soak it in almost instantly — prestige is in the air here. However, what often goes unspoken are the hidden costs tied to that reputation: the stress, the burnout and the quiet transformation of self that occurs when excellence feels mandatory rather than a personal choice.
Seconds before junior forward Jonathan Castagna scored in the third period of Saturday’s game against Harvard, he was willing himself to stay calm.
No. 12 men’s hockey hosted its most anticipated opponent of the season in front of a 4267-spectator crowd on Saturday night. After taking down Harvard 3-1 in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Nov. 7, expectations had been set high for a home-turf victory.
Cornell’s Ithaca and AgriTech campuses will close at noon on Sunday due to an upcoming winter storm, according to the University’s Office of Emergency Management. The storm is expected by the National Weather Service to drop over a foot of snow on Ithaca.
Last month, women’s hockey was shut out at home for the first time in three years by Quinnipiac. Seven weeks later, Cornell once again went scoreless against the Bobcats. Felicia Frank, Quinnipiac’s star netminder, saved all 39 shots she faced en route to the Bobcats’ 4-0 win, frustrating a Cornell offense that scored six goals the night prior.
A large area of low pressure is expected to hit Ithaca as it sweeps across the U.S. Saturday through Tuesday, bringing heavy snow and ice with it across an expansive area from New Mexico to Maine. Ithaca could be bracing for its biggest two-day snowfall total since February 2021. This forecast will detail the timeline, impacts and preparation efforts for this impactful winter storm.
The annual Experiential Learning Symposium was held on Nov. 13 celebrating its 11th anniversary. Over 50 undergraduates majoring in global and public health sciences, along with five graduate students studying public health, presented their research at the symposium.
Former Cornell Ph.D. student Momodou Taal fled the country in March 2025 after his lawyers were sent an email requesting that he turn himself in to Immigration and Customs Enforcement — nearly a week after Taal sued the Trump administration. On Friday, he was detained by British police at London Heathrow Airport for six hours, according to posts from Taal on X.
Cornell will increase financial contributions to the Ithaca City School District by 34% over the next five years, starting with a $50,000 increase in the 2025-2026 academic year, as announced at an ICSD school board meeting on Jan. 13.
For head coach Casey Jones ’90, junior forward Jake Kraft’s game goes beyond just scoring.
On Friday night in the midst of committing four penalties in the opening two periods for the third straight ECAC game, Doug Derraugh ’91 implored women’s hockey to stay out of the penalty box.
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