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

Taal Told to Surrender Himself to ICE Custody

Pro-Palestinian activist and international student Momodou Taal was told to turn himself into U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. This move comes amid his involvement in a lawsuit against the federal government over First and Fifth Amendment rights. 

Lawyers Move to Preempt Arrest, Deportation of Taal Amid Reports of Law Enforcement At His Residence

Momodou Taal's lawyers filed a motion for a Temporary Restraining Order following the reported presence of law enforcement at Taal’s place of residence.

Astronomer Vera Rubin M.S. ’51 to Be Featured On a U.S. Quarter

Vera Rubin, M.S. ’51, a pioneering astronomer in research on galaxy rotation rates, will be honored on a U.S. Quarter as part of the 2025 American Women Quarters Program.

Cornell Professor, Graduate Students Sue Federal Government Over First Amendment Violations

‘Tenaciously Curious’: Prof. Frank Rossi ’91 Leads Innovation in Agricultural Science, Sustainability

Cornell Forms Task Force to Examine ‘How and When’ the University Speaks on Current Affairs, Politics 

17 Pro-Palestinian Protesters Arrested or Detained During University-Run ‘Pathways to Peace’ Panel

Cornell Advises Ithaca Campus Community to 'Prepare Now' Ahead of Possible TCAT Strike

Pathways to Peace: Cornell to Host Panel on Middle East Conflict

Musician Chief Adjuah Inspires Through 'Stretch Music,' African-Jazz

Department of Education Appears to Relax Stance on DEI Ban

‘Hilariously Naïve’: Cornell Researchers React to Sen. Cruz’s Scrutiny of NSF Grants

The Advocacy Project at Cornell University: Empowering Student Voices Through Advocacy Training

LGBTQ+ Student Town Hall Emphasizes Admin Support for Queer Students

Second Burglary Reported at Chi Phi House During Temporary Suspension

‘I Tend to Write in Pursuit of That Surprise’: Cornell Senior Visiting Lecturer Dan Rosenberg Named Tompkins County Poet Laureate