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Respondents’ Code Counselors Cite Concerns About Temporary Suspensions, Recommend Changes to Student Code of Conduct Procedures

By Christina MacCorkle · Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025

The Sun spoke to current and former Respondents’ Code Counselors about their experiences supporting students who were temporarily suspended ahead of Friday’s Student Code of Conduct referendum.

Wendy Wolford Discusses Developments in Student, Faculty Visas, Cornell’s Relations With Foreign Nations

By Coral Platt , Caroline McHugh and Benjamin Leynse · Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025

Petition Calls on University to Protect Student Dining Workers Amid Austerity Measures

By Caroline McHugh · Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025

Student Assembly Passes Resolutions to Divest From Fossil Fuels, Condemn Cornell Settlement, Raise Student Activity Fee

By Khady Fall and Rajorshi Chatterjee · Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025

‘A Rare Blend of Curiosity and Enthusiasm’: Remembering Thaddeus Lucentini ’29

By Jane Haviland · Monday, Dec. 8, 2025

Thaddeus Lucentini ’29 is remembered by family and friends as a bright, hard working and loving young man.

‘Extortion Dressed Up In The Language of Contracts’: Cornell Professors Weigh In On Settlement

By Yuhan Huang · Monday, Dec. 8, 2025

Following the University’s Nov. 7 settlement with the Trump administration, The Sun spoke to three Cornell professors to learn more about the language of the settlement and what it means for the future of Cornell.

‘Here to Help in Any Capacity’: A Look Into The Financial Resources of the Student Assembly

By Polina Doronkina · Monday, Dec. 8, 2025

In addition to its role of representing the student body, The Sun took a look at the various financial resources that are available from the Student Assembly.

‘The Charge Was Never for Us to Solve the Problem’: Sexual Assault Task Force Co-Chairs Speak on Holistic Health Approach, Delayed Progress

By Benjamin Leynse and Ariana Sanchez · Friday, Dec. 5, 2025

Co-Chairs of the sexual assault task force Dean Marla Love and Dean Rachel Dunifon spoke to The Sun about their work with the task force following delayed progress in the release of a report.

‘It’s Given Me A Greater Sense of Purpose’: A Look Into ROTC at Cornell

By Teju Vijay · Friday, Dec. 5, 2025

The 2025-2026 academic year marks one of the largest classes of incoming student cadets to Cornell’s Tri-Service Brigade in recent history. The Sun decided to shed some light on ROTC’s presence at Cornell.

U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights Releases Cornell’s Antisemitism Investigations, Title VI Files

By Iris Liang · Friday, Dec. 5, 2025

Following Cornell’s $60 million Nov. 7 settlement with the Trump administration, the University saw the negotiated closure of several ongoing civil rights investigations directed towards Cornell.

Track and Field Restricts Meet to Rostered Collegiate Athletes, Shutting Out Club Athletes

By Zeinab Faraj · Friday, Dec. 5, 2025

The men's and women's track events will no longer be open to unattached athletes to compete in, sparking controversy.

Referendum on Cornell’s Disciplinary Process Announced, Voting to Begin Dec. 12

By Kate Turk · Thursday, Dec. 4, 2025

Students can submit pro-con statements for the next seven days to weigh in on Student Assembly’s referendum on Cornell’s disciplinary processes.

Meet Senior Will MacLeod: Team USA’s Chessboxing World Championship Silver Medalist

By Inga Wooten-Forman · Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025

Meet Will MacLeod ’26, a math major in the College of Arts and Sciences, who earned silver for Team USA in the Chessboxing World Championships in September after starting the sport just three months prior.

DOJ Memo is ‘Not the Institutional Position of the University’: Kotlikoff Clarifies Settlement Questions at UA

By Yuhan Huang · Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025

In their annual address at Tuesday’s University Assembly meeting, President Kotlikoff and V.P. University Relations Kyle Kimball fielded questions on the DOJ memo recommendations, staff layoffs and the University’s legal capabilities post-settlement.

‘Even If Our Numbers Are Lower, We’re Still Here’: Indigenous Student Engagement Persists Despite Enrollment Drops

By Svetlana Gupta · Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025

Two years after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned affirmative action, enrollment levels of indigenous students at Cornell remain below 2023 levels yet students say engagement persist.

IN DATA | Cornell Only Ivy to See No American Rhodes Scholars Named in Class of 2026

By Angelina Chen · Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025

32 students across America were named Rhodes Scholars this year including students across all Ivy League universities — except Cornell, which has not produced a Rhodes Scholar for the past six years.

Graduate Student Union Passes Referendum Committing to BDS Guidelines for Solidarity With the ‘Palestinian Liberation Struggle’

By Coral Platt · Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025

Cornell Graduate Student Union passed a referendum adopting the “International Solidarity with the Palestinian Liberation Struggle” statement on Nov 26.

Respondents’ Code Counselors Cite Concerns About Temporary Suspensions, Recommend Changes to Student Code of Conduct Procedures

Wendy Wolford Discusses Developments in Student, Faculty Visas, Cornell’s Relations With Foreign Nations

Petition Calls on University to Protect Student Dining Workers Amid Austerity Measures

Student Assembly Passes Resolutions to Divest From Fossil Fuels, Condemn Cornell Settlement, Raise Student Activity Fee

‘A Rare Blend of Curiosity and Enthusiasm’: Remembering Thaddeus Lucentini ’29

‘Extortion Dressed Up In The Language of Contracts’: Cornell Professors Weigh In On Settlement

‘Here to Help in Any Capacity’: A Look Into The Financial Resources of the Student Assembly

‘The Charge Was Never for Us to Solve the Problem’: Sexual Assault Task Force Co-Chairs Speak on Holistic Health Approach, Delayed Progress

‘It’s Given Me A Greater Sense of Purpose’: A Look Into ROTC at Cornell

U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights Releases Cornell’s Antisemitism Investigations, Title VI Files

Track and Field Restricts Meet to Rostered Collegiate Athletes, Shutting Out Club Athletes

Referendum on Cornell’s Disciplinary Process Announced, Voting to Begin Dec. 12

Meet Senior Will MacLeod: Team USA’s Chessboxing World Championship Silver Medalist

DOJ Memo is ‘Not the Institutional Position of the University’: Kotlikoff Clarifies Settlement Questions at UA

‘Even If Our Numbers Are Lower, We’re Still Here’: Indigenous Student Engagement Persists Despite Enrollment Drops

IN DATA | Cornell Only Ivy to See No American Rhodes Scholars Named in Class of 2026

Graduate Student Union Passes Referendum Committing to BDS Guidelines for Solidarity With the ‘Palestinian Liberation Struggle’

Mary Bellakbira Blends Fashion and STEM to Redefine Hormone Health

Faculty Senate Passes Resolution Criticizing 'Overuse' of Temporary Suspensions, Calling for Code of Conduct Reform

Where Could Cornell’s $30 Million Agriculture Research Investment From the Settlement Deal Go?

Which Hogwarts House Is Your College?

Former Cornell Student Convicted of Rape Over 2024 On-Campus Sexual Assault

Mamdani Walks Back Prior Call To Boycott Cornell Tech

Cornell to Purchase Collegetown Building Valued at $30 Million

‘A Hole in our Community’: Students Criticize University Response Following Recent Deaths on Campus