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ClubFest Returns to Cornell for Its 21st Year

By Sophia Koman · Friday, Sept. 12, 2025

ClubFest, an annual event that allows students to find new student organizations to join, will take place on the Arts Quad on Saturday.

Cornell 2025 Annual Security Report: Crimes Related to Sexual Assault Decline Slightly, Accounting for Reported Cases Only

By Ariana Sanchez · Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025

Cornell, Harvard Reportedly Stall in Trump Administration Negotiations to Restore Federal Funding

By Iris Liang · Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025

The Department of Homeland Security proposed a rule that would limit the flexibility and duration of international students’ legal stay in the United States.

DHS Seeks to End ‘Duration of Status,’ Raising Uncertainty for International Students

By Emma Galgano · Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2025

Cornell Lab of Ornithology to Host Upcoming Annual Migration Celebration

By Rowan Wallin · Monday, Sept. 8, 2025

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s annual Migration Celebration event will take place at their visitor center in Sapsucker Woods on Saturday, Sept. 13.

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Cornell Students Skin Bear in Ganędagǫ: Hall Communal Kitchen, No Charges Filed

By Anjelina Gonzalez · Monday, Sept. 8, 2025

Two Cornell students face no charges after skinning a bear in a communal kitchen in the Ganędagǫ: Hall student residence hall on Saturday.

Death Threats Targeting Jewish, LGBTQ+ Cornell Students Emailed to The Sun by Kotlikoff Impersonator

By Matthew Kiviat · Friday, Sept. 5, 2025

An email sent to several Sun departments on Thursday included graphic death threats towards Jewish and LGBTQ+ Cornell students. The sender used an account purporting to be President Michael Kotlikoff.

Cornell Hillel to Break Ground for New Jewish Community Center in Spring 2026

By Iris Liang · Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025

Cornell to start building a new Hillel center on West Campus this spring, with construction expected to be completed by Fall 2027.

‘Mike … Was Just Hoping the Number Would Be More’: Police Footage Shows Top Administrator Discussing Detainment of Protesters at ‘Pathways to Peace’

By Zeinab Faraj · Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2025

Police footage shows a top administrator expressing dissatisfaction about the number of detainments at the Pathways to Peace panel on behalf of an individual referred to as “Mike.” The University declined to comment on whether “Mike” referred to President Michael Kotlikoff.

‘Take Back Our University’ Rally Unites a Wide Range of Causes, Organizations

By Sophia Riley Sim · Friday, Aug. 29, 2025

Multiple organizations joined together in the “Take Back Our University” protest at Ho Plaza and Day Hall, demonstrating against the war in Gaza, climate change, and for the rights of graduate, international and transgender students.

Wild Coyote Spotted on Campus, Adult Bit

By Gabriel Munoz · Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2025

A coyote attacked an adult on the Upper Cascadilla Gorge trail, prompting CUPD to issue campus-wide alerts urging the community to avoid wild animals, report sightings and seek medical attention for bites.

The Ceriale Center for Cornell Health Opens With $20M Gift to Expand Mental Health Services

By Everett Chambala · Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2025

Cornell Health reopened The Ceriale Center for increased mental health services after a generous donation from Cornellian parents John and Melissa Ceriale.

At eCornell, Bias, Toxic Leadership Go Unchecked, Former Employees Say

By Gabriel Levin · Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2025

A Sun investigation uncovered allegations of discrimination and serious mismanagement at eCornell, the University’s online learning division. “The minute I left there, I enrolled in therapy,” one former administrator told The Sun.

University Administrators Reveal ‘Next Steps’ For Financial Future Amid Reported $100 Million Settlement With Trump Administration

University Administrators Reveal Financial ‘Next Steps’ Amid Reported $100 Million Settlement Talks With Trump Administration

By Zeinab Faraj · Friday, Aug. 22, 2025

The University released a statement on Friday detailing its plan for preserving Cornell’s financial future which includes an indefinite hiring freeze, reductions in expenses and other phases expected to begin later this year.

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Agricultural Science Students at TC3 Now Have a Direct Transfer Path to Cornell CALS

By Shubha Gautam · Friday, Aug. 22, 2025

Tompkins Cortland Community College graduates in the Sustainable Farming and Food Systems Program now have a direct transfer path to Cornell’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences after an agreement was signed on Aug. 7.

Big Red Bark Chat Uses AI to Answer Dog Owners Questions

By Zeinab Faraj · Thursday, Aug. 21, 2025

The Cornell Richard P. Riney Canine Health Center launched Big Red Bark Chat, an artificial intelligence chatbot designed to answer questions about canine health and safety.

Graduate Affiliated Union Accused of Forcing Jewish Graduate Students at MIT, Stanford, Cornell to Support Alleged Discriminatory Agenda

By Christine Savino · Thursday, Aug. 21, 2025

The United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America, a labor union affiliated with Cornell Graduate Students United, was accused of antisemitism by the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation due to the union's support of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement.

ClubFest Returns to Cornell for Its 21st Year

Cornell 2025 Annual Security Report: Crimes Related to Sexual Assault Decline Slightly, Accounting for Reported Cases Only

Cornell, Harvard Reportedly Stall in Trump Administration Negotiations to Restore Federal Funding

DHS Seeks to End ‘Duration of Status,’ Raising Uncertainty for International Students

Cornell Lab of Ornithology to Host Upcoming Annual Migration Celebration

Cornell Students Skin Bear in Ganędagǫ: Hall Communal Kitchen, No Charges Filed

Death Threats Targeting Jewish, LGBTQ+ Cornell Students Emailed to The Sun by Kotlikoff Impersonator

Cornell Hillel to Break Ground for New Jewish Community Center in Spring 2026

‘Mike … Was Just Hoping the Number Would Be More’: Police Footage Shows Top Administrator Discussing Detainment of Protesters at ‘Pathways to Peace’

‘Take Back Our University’ Rally Unites a Wide Range of Causes, Organizations

Wild Coyote Spotted on Campus, Adult Bit

The Ceriale Center for Cornell Health Opens With $20M Gift to Expand Mental Health Services

At eCornell, Bias, Toxic Leadership Go Unchecked, Former Employees Say

University Administrators Reveal Financial ‘Next Steps’ Amid Reported $100 Million Settlement Talks With Trump Administration

Agricultural Science Students at TC3 Now Have a Direct Transfer Path to Cornell CALS

Big Red Bark Chat Uses AI to Answer Dog Owners Questions

Graduate Affiliated Union Accused of Forcing Jewish Graduate Students at MIT, Stanford, Cornell to Support Alleged Discriminatory Agenda

‘Don't Be Afraid to Step Into Your Power’: Raven Schwam-Curtis ’20 Intersects Social Education, Content Creation

Kyle Kimball Appointed Vice President for University Relations

Cornell Alumnus Purchases Historic ‘Robin Hill’ President’s Property for $2.8 Million

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

Cornell Announces New CALS School With Historic $55 Million Endowment

Limited But Lasting: Netflix Limited Series

Mamdani Walks Back Prior Call To Boycott Cornell Tech

‘My Boy Jeffrey Is Everywhere’: Epstein’s Personal Lawyers Reid Weingarten ’71, Darren Indyke J.D. ’91 Implicated in Latest Batch of Files