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‘A Hole in our Community’: Students Criticize University Response Following Recent Deaths on Campus

By Mary Caitlin Cronin · Friday, Nov. 14, 2025

Students expressed criticism of the University’s communication and support after five campus community losses this semester.

New Arts and Sciences Public Policy Major Draws Mixed Student Reactions

By James Covit · Thursday, Nov. 13, 2025

‘Curiosity-Driven Dialogue’: Industrial and Labor Relations Workers Institute to Host 2025 Annual Labor Roundtable

By Michael Ferreira · Thursday, Nov. 13, 2025

Faculty Senate Resolution Condemning Disciplinary Process of Eric Cheyfitz’s Case Fails to Pass Vote

By Matthew Chen · Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025

‘It Just Continues to Divide Us’: University Faculty React to Turning Point USA Professor Watchlist

By Valencia Massaro and Maya Brener · Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025

Turning Point USA’s Professor Watchlist, which aims to “expose and document college professors who discriminate against conservative students and advance leftist propaganda,” features four Cornell professors.

Cornellians Propose Creative Solutions to Food System Challenges at Annual Food Hackathon Event

By Sophia Koman · Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025

Students competed in Cornell Food Hackathon, an annual competition in which students propose products to address food industry challenges, from Nov. 7 - 9.

As SNAP Benefits Dwindle, Tompkins County Resources Are Strained

By Atticus Johnson · Monday, Nov. 10, 2025

Organizations providing food aid in Tompkins County have been strained for resources ever since the Trump Administration announced that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits would only be partially funded starting Nov. 1.

Cornell Reaches Settlement With Trump Administration to Restore Federal Funding

By Gabriel Munoz · Friday, Nov. 7, 2025

Cornell reached a settlement with the Trump administration to restore over $250 million in federal funding. Over the next three years, the University will pay $30 million to the federal government and invest an additional $30 million into research to strengthen U.S. agriculture.

All Forms of Sexual Assault, Misconduct Increase in 2025 University-Wide Survey

By Iris Liang · Friday, Nov. 7, 2025

The 2025 University-wide Survey of Sexual Assault and Related Misconduct reveals an increase in sexual assault and misconduct at Cornell, according to a Tuesday statement from administrators.

A Life in History, Sports, Words: Meet Historian, Novelist, Visiting Prof. Kevin Baker

By Zeinab Faraj · Friday, Nov. 7, 2025

Author Kevin Baker, a current Cornell visiting professor in American studies, shared details about his career in writing novels about history and sports in an interview with The Sun.

Ballet & Books Helps Kids Leap Through Literacy, Confidence

By Kitty Zhang · Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025

Ballet & Books, founded in 2017 by Talia Bailes ’20, began in Ithaca and expanded into a national nonprofit with 13 chapters across the country.

Eric Stickel Becomes Cornell University Police Department’s New Chief

By Zeinab Faraj · Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025

Eric Stickel has been promoted to chief of the Cornell University Police Department following the retirement of former police chief Anthony Bellamy.

Immigration Authorities Subpoenaed Amandla Thomas-Johnson’s Personal Email. Now He Says Cornell Is Refusing to Tell Him if His School Account Was Also Breached

By Benjamin Leynse · Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025

When immigration authorities accessed graduate student Amandla Thomas-Johnson’s personal email account, his first question was whether his University-issued account was also breached. When he asked Cornell, he says the University never responded.

‘A Hole in our Community’: Students Criticize University Response Following Recent Deaths on Campus

New Arts and Sciences Public Policy Major Draws Mixed Student Reactions

‘Curiosity-Driven Dialogue’: Industrial and Labor Relations Workers Institute to Host 2025 Annual Labor Roundtable

Faculty Senate Resolution Condemning Disciplinary Process of Eric Cheyfitz’s Case Fails to Pass Vote

‘It Just Continues to Divide Us’: University Faculty React to Turning Point USA Professor Watchlist

Cornellians Propose Creative Solutions to Food System Challenges at Annual Food Hackathon Event

As SNAP Benefits Dwindle, Tompkins County Resources Are Strained

Cornell Reaches Settlement With Trump Administration to Restore Federal Funding

All Forms of Sexual Assault, Misconduct Increase in 2025 University-Wide Survey

A Life in History, Sports, Words: Meet Historian, Novelist, Visiting Prof. Kevin Baker

Ballet & Books Helps Kids Leap Through Literacy, Confidence

Eric Stickel Becomes Cornell University Police Department’s New Chief

Immigration Authorities Subpoenaed Amandla Thomas-Johnson’s Personal Email. Now He Says Cornell Is Refusing to Tell Him if His School Account Was Also Breached

Hispanic, Black First-Year Enrollment Increases in Second Year Post-Affirmative Action

New Changes to Fall Housing Selection Leave Some Rising Juniors, Seniors Disappointed

Cornell to Discontinue Duo Phone Call, SMS Passcode: App, Key or Token Required Beginning On Tuesday

Cyclist Airlifted From North Campus to Pennsylvania Hospital Following Accident

‘A Safe Space for the LGBTQ+ Community’: The Rocky Horror Picture Show Overcomes Logistical Challenges

Health, Safety Review Closes Risley Theatre, Workshops While New Policy Moves Rocky Horror Show

Cornell Endowment Sees 12.3 Percent Return, Boosting University Support for Students, Research

Student Writes ‘Not Interested in Working for a Jew’ on Handshake, Cornell Reports Bias Incident

Buffalo Pothole Bandit Returns to Ithaca, Repairs Streets With Art

Alumnus Injured in Car Incident Banned From Campus, Alleges CUPD Officer Entered Residence Without Permission or Warrant

U.S. News Ranks Cornell 13th Best University in the World

Cornell Cancels Severe Weather Threat After Tornado Watch, Severe Thunderstorm Warning