Pulling Back the Curtain on the Class of 2029

‘Awesome,’ ‘Powerful’ and ‘Electrifying’: Cornell Yamatai Packs Bailey Hall for Annual Drum Show

Bailey Hall resounded with rhythms and beats as Cornell Yamatai presented Pulse 2025: Reflections, a 14-song production that encapsulated their annual Taiko drumming performance.

TEDx Cornell Highlights the ‘Uncharted’ at 2025 Annual Conference

TEDx Cornell hosted three student and alumni speakers at the annual conference to explore ‘uncharted’ themes on Saturday.

Student Assembly Passes Resolution in Response to $1 Billion Federal Funding Cut

The Student Assembly passed a resolution in response to the funding cut by the Trump administration, reaching out to NY State policymakers for help and requesting that the University inform and “consult” the Student Assembly.

‘Uncharted’: TEDx Cornell to Host Annual Speaker Conference Saturday

In its fifth year hosting the conference, TEDx Cornell invites guest alumni and student speakers to take the stage at Statler Auditorium at their annual conference on Saturday. 

Kehlani to Perform at Slope Day 2025, Student Competition to Decide DJ

In an electric night of music and competition, the Slope Day Programming Board announced Kehlani as Slope Day headliner and Louis The Child as the opener after a student DJ competition in the Willard Straight Hall Memorial Room.

Cornell Students Protest Federal Funding Cuts, Accuse University of Enabling “Fascist” Agenda

Protesters condemn a $1B budget cut and call on the University to take a stronger stance against the Trump administration’s policies.

Several Pathways to Peace Protesters Decline Conditional Case Dismissals

Five of the 13 pro-Palestinian protestors detained by CUPD during the Pathways to Peace walkout have denied offers for their cases to be dismissed during a hearing in Ithaca City Court on Wednesday. 

‘This is Where I Can See Myself’: Cornell Law 3+3 Program Admits Share Reactions, Recommendations

BREAKING: Momodou Taal, the Pro-Palestinian Activist Who Sued Trump, Voluntarily Leaves the Country

Momodou Taal, a pro-Palestinian activist and international P.h.D student, announced his decision to leave the United States following his weeks-long lawsuit against the federal government.

‘A Leader for Everyone’: Shining a Spotlight on Impactful Women at Cornell

For Women’s History Month, The Sun features a few women who have taken on leadership roles on campus.

Four Years After ‘Reimagining Public Safety,’ Reform Comes Slowly to Ithaca

Some Ithacans are frustrated with the pace of change of resolutions addressing police reform and racial inequality, four years after public safety was “reimagined” by Ithaca’s Common Council. 

Momodou Taal’s First Amendment Case Against the Trump Administration Heard in Court, Amid ICE Arrest Concerns

Pro-Palestinian activist Momodou Taal’s suit against the federal government began in federal court on Tuesday.

Federal Hiring Freeze, Funding Cuts Disrupt Student Internship Opportunities

The Trump administration’s Jan. 20 hiring freeze and funding cuts have created disruptions to internship and research opportunities for Cornellians, leaving students and faculty searching for alternatives. 

Trump Administration Pushes For Taal’s ICE Arrest, Challenges Jurisdiction of the Court

In a rapidly evolving legal battle, the federal government refuted attempts to prevent the detainment and deportation of graduate student Momodou Taal by his attorneys as he, along with two other Cornellians, sue the Trump Administration.

Pro-Israel Organization Takes Credit for Momodou Taal’s Requested Surrender to ICE

Betar US, a pro-Israel and Zionist group claimed responsibility for allegedly reporting pro-Palestinian activist Momodou Taal to the federal government.

SNL's Colin Jost Delivers a Night of Stand Up Comedy to Cornell, Selling Out Barton Hall

Barton Hall welcomed American comedian and writer Colin Jost — best known for his skits on Saturday Night Live — for a sold-out event and an evening full of laughter.