POV: It’s Your Worst Day at Cornell
Missed buses, surprise prelims and bad lattes — Maya Rothbard ’28 imagines the worst day possible at Cornell.
Missed buses, surprise prelims and bad lattes — Maya Rothbard ’28 imagines the worst day possible at Cornell.
In a season defined by cold walks and colder texts, Selina Chen ’28 asks: Has modern romance on campus lost its spark to digital dating?
Looking to get involved in the Ithaca community? Try volunteering! Melanie Delfosse ’28 explains why and where you should volunteer in Ithaca.
Maya Rothbard '28 interviews Cornell's favorite campus celebrity, Jordy at Corny, and inquires about the success of his Cornell-themed TikToks.
Sahil Raut '27 discusses his frustration with the prices of items at The Cornell Store and explores the true meaning of being a Cornellian.
Vanessa Long '28 shares her opinion that Cornell Dining’s Black History Month celebrations, through music and meals, foster cultural recognition and community for students on campus.
Courting controversy and campus prestige alike, Julia Choi ’29 sets out to uncover which of Cornell’s colleges deserves the title of true Diamond.
From art museums to hockey games, Vanessa Long ’28 shows how to make dating in Ithaca feel a little less bleak — even without a car or cash to spare.
Going away for college provides the chance to form new relationships. But what about the people we leave behind? Katelyn Halverson ’28 reflects on her experience keeping in contact with her sisters over long distance.
Katelyn Halverson '28 discusses the nature of first dates and coffee chats — and how they may be more similar than you would expect.
Sanika Saraf '28 explores Perfect Match, a Cornell Valentine's Day tradition, and questions whether it really can help you find love this year.
Julia Choi '29 reflects on attending both ClubFests this year, highlighting the shift in student mindset between the fall and spring.
Katie Istomin ’29 sits down with ‘Next Level Chef’ Arnav Kamulkar ’26 to learn how he’s redefining fine dining in the heart of Cornell — starting from a frat basement.
Planning the ultimate Cornell week for your visiting friends? Ruhi Datar ’28 shares her go-to spots and hidden gems around Ithaca.