Two Cornellians Win 22 Under 22 Award for Young Changemakers

Grounds Department Power Washes Student Political Chalk Messages Ahead of Cornell Days

The Cornell Grounds Department power washed several student-written chalk messages around campus that criticized the University on Saturday, according to video footage obtained by The Sun. 

Students Gather to Mark Ramadan’s End At MECA’s Annual Eid Banquet

Approximately 150 people attended the Cornell’s Muslim Educational and Cultural Association’s annual Eid Banquet on Saturday.

‘What Is Failing Again:' Jalyx Hunt Talks Perseverance, Mental Health at Last Lecture

Jalyx Hunt, Philadelphia Eagles outside linebacker and Super Bowl Champion, delivered this year’s Last Lecture focusing on resilience, failure and mental health on Friday afternoon. 

Eric André Brings Chaotic Comedy to Bailey Hall

Comedian Eric André performed in a crowded Bailey Hall on Friday night, returning to Cornell seven years after his first campus visit

The Chainsmokers and Daya to Perform at Slope Day

The 2026 Slope Day lineup includes headliner The Chainsmokers with supporting performer Daya. The student DJ opener has not yet been announced.

Super Bowl Champion Jalyx Hunt ’23 Returns to Cornell With Lessons For Last Lecture

Super Bowl Champion and former safety for the football team Jalyx Hunt ’23 will deliver this year’s Last Lecture on Friday.

The Dragon Unveiled: A Look at the Freshmen Behind Cornell’s 125th Dragon Day

Admitted Class of 2030 Shares Ivy Day Stories, Anticipates Fall Arrival

The Sun spoke to recently admitted students in the Class of 2030 who shared their decision stories, excitement and nerves about attending Cornell.

CURB to Host Nobel Laureate in Physics to Discuss Prize-Winning Research

Nobel Laureate in Physics John Martinis will present his research as a part of the Cornell Undergraduate Research Board’s new lecture series in Klarman Hall on Wednesday.

As Risley Shops and Theater Closes for 2026-2027 Academic Year, Student Groups Seek Transparency

Cornell Housing and Residential Life announced that the Risley Theater and Shops will remain closed for the remainder of the spring semester and entire 2026-2027 academic year, leaving student groups seeking more information.

BSU Town Hall Addresses Housing, Financial Aid and Federal Policy Concerns

Black Students United hosted a public town hall meeting with Cornell administrators on March 10, discussing topics including housing, financial aid, student support services and the University's settlement with the Trump administration.

Student Assembly Elections Registration Opens March 17

Student Assembly emailed the student body asking for candidates for the Spring 2026 election cycle on March 17. There are 30 available seats for the 2026-2027 academic year.

Cornell Hillel Begins Construction on Jewish Student Center

Hillel at Cornell started construction on a new center for Jewish students at a March 8 ceremony attended by President Michael Kotlikoff, Ithaca mayor Ithaca government Robert Cantelmo and U.S. Rep. Josh Riley.

Spring 2026 Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalists Cover Careers in Reporting and Media

Three Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalists will talk at Cornell this semester, offering insight into their careers and advice to students interested in pursuing journalism.

Cornell Hosts Stem Cell Registry Event to Help Juan Uribe ’96 Find His Son a Life-Saving Match

The National Donor Marrow Program hosted a stem cell registry event from March 13-20, adding to the donor registry to try to help find a perfect match for 15-year-old Max, son of Juan Uribe ’96.

EEOC Sends Antisemitism Survey to University Employees as Federal Inquiry Continues

University employees received a federal survey on March 17 as a part of an ongoing investigation by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission into alleged discrimination offenses.