Cornell, Chi Phi Sued by Victim of Alleged Gang Rape, Drugging in 2024

Editor’s Note: The content of this article contains detailed descriptions of sexual assault and drugging.

The Red Reload: Nine New Players Join the Men’s Hockey Lineup

With the loss of five cornerstone players, men’s hockey took an aggressive approach to the offseason, filling in gaps in the defense, offense and goaltending.

Volleyball Rebounds With Dominant Performance In Bearcat Classic

“Every single time we’re in a set, we have the belief that we can win the game. We haven’t gone down, unless it’s been five [sets] so far,” said senior middle blocker Ava Bogan.

HATER FRIDAY | Trump’s Arcade

Two weeks ago my roommate shouted across our apartment, “You gotta see this, you gotta see this, the White House is making video games now!” Confused but interested, I ran over to his computer and was confronted with the White House Arcade. 

Redefining Hyphenated Identities: The Arabizi Music Revolution

On Aug. 21,  multilingual singer-songwriter Saint Levant released his long-awaited third full-length album AFANDI. This record majestically blends Levantine melodies and laces them with contemporary Western beats. While I haven’t the faintest idea of what the songs mean, I can confirm the vibes are immaculate, and I have been playing each on loop.

The ‘Death’ of Physics Auto-tutorial

PHYS 1101: “General Physics I” and  PHYS 1102: “General Physics II,” the self-paced two-semester auto-tutorial physics sequence, has been discontinued starting this semester. 

Students Not Bombs Protests GE Aerospace’s Israeli Ties During Company’s On-Campus Info Session

Nearly 20 students held a demonstration during a General Electric Aerospace internship information session attended by roughly 60 students on Wednesday evening in Caldwell Hall. The demonstrators protested against GE Aerospace’s role in supplying engines and turbines used in Israeli military operations in Gaza and Cornell’s decision to host the company’s recruiting session. 

What I Would Play as a Fashion Show DJ

From browsing TheRealReal to maneuvering my Google Calendar to texting the group chat about the huzz I spotted at Temple of Zeus cafe, I have a concerning number of ways to distract myself during boring lectures. My favorite, though, is watching old fashion shows on YouTube. Not to fret: I still take notes.

The Darker Side of the Biopic Genre

“I’d love nothing more than a feature length film making fun of my brother,” joked Jack Altman, brother of Sam Altman, in an X post referring to the upcoming biopic Artificial, starring Andrew Garfield as the OpenAI CEO.

Idol Worship and the Politics of Fandom

The day Stray Kids was set to headline Governors Ball was the same day the festival itself was bound to meet the same fate as last year. By the evening, the possibility of weather-related changes hung in the air: a thunderstorm threatened the evening’s most anticipated performance. The resulting change was annoying to some, fortunate to many: Stray Kids’ set was moved to earlier in the evening, swallowing other artists with slots before them. 

The Museum Is Supposed to Hurt

I have a confession to make. I love museums. I love the distinct, climate-controlled perfume of chilled air, polished marble, antique paper and dignified (bordering on pretentious) quiet. Stepping through the huge museum doors, both as a child and now, makes you feel small. You can stand before a lunar landing module, or a massive fossil, and walk away with a cozy sense that the universe was neatly categorized just for you to take it in. It was fully understood, and safely guarded by adults far smarter than you. 

Secure Your Soul: Cyberpunk 2077 and the Siren Song of Digital Afterlife

Authentic Interactions, Inc. and the Arasaka Corporation would like to invite you to speak to the dead. 

Left-Wing Political Commentator Hasan Piker to Speak at Sage Chapel

Hasan Piker, a left-wing political commentator and Twitch streamer with 3.1 million followers, will speak on campus in an event hosted by the Students Not Bombs campaign on Sept. 24. 

AFT President Randi Weingarten ’80 Returns to Teach Four-Day Seminar on Campus

Randi Weingarten ’80, president of the American Federation of Teachers, returned to Ives Hall, her old stomping grounds, this month to teach students about labor organization and her experience as the leader of one of America’s largest teachers unions. 

How Battles Over Utility Costs Have Become Critical in the Race for NY-19

Rising utility bills have become a central campaign issue for both Rep. Josh Riley (D-N.Y.) and his Republican challenger, State Sen. Peter Oberacker (R-N.Y.), ahead of the November election for New York’s 19th congressional district. 

September 16th, 2026 Crossword: The Big Bang

ITHACA REVIEWS | Ithaca’s Taste of Shanghai: Steamy Dumpling

XLB is my favorite acronym — well, at least when Chinese food is concerned. XLB is short for xiaolongbao, or soup dumplings. I’ve been an avid soup dumpling fan ever since childhood and I’m quite the regular at my favorite dumpling restaurant in New York City’s Chinatown. When I heard about the Ithaca Commons’ newly opened Steamy Dumpling, I couldn’t help but notice those three letters practically singing up at me from the menu. As soon as I realized that I could have my favorite delicacy from only a few minutes drive from campus, I found myself standing under the restaurant’s awning at 3 p.m. on a Saturday. 

SUNBURSTS | 146 Years Of Shining

Sun Photography editors dug through the archives, looking back at a few moments The Sun has captured over the past 146 years.

I Listened to an Album Every Day. It Changed My Life.

On Jan. 1, 2023, I endeavored to listen to one album per day for the entire year. Each day, I would not only listen to the album I chose but also write about it so that I could both share my thoughts and keep a record for posterity.

College of Arts and Sciences Announces Science, Technology and Society Major

The University has updated its science and technology studies major in the College of Arts and Sciences, renaming it the science, technology and society major, according to the Cornell Chronicle.