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Dance or Doomed: The Intensity of Being on a Dance Team at Cornell

By Maya Rothbard · Thursday, June 25, 2026

Maya Rothbard discusses her experience on a dance team at Cornell and how any student interested in dance should give auditions a try.

Celebrating Thread Magazine: A Hub for Fashion, Creativity and Self-Expression

By Amina McCain · Monday, May 18, 2026

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Are You One of 4,504 Big Red Missed Connections?

By Richard Ballard · Sunday, May 10, 2026

Dance To Inspire: BreakFree Your Passion

By Stefanie Chen · Tuesday, May 5, 2026

Best and Worst Places To Take a Final

By Krystal Kymn · Tuesday, May 5, 2026

Not all final exam locations are created equal — Krystal Kymn '28 tiers Cornell’s classrooms, auditoriums and halls from most manageable to most miserable.

Club Partnerships With CTB: Fostering Community at Cornell, Ithaca and Beyond

By Krystal Kymn · Tuesday, May 5, 2026

CTB hosts club partnerships with time-limited menu items. Krystal Kymn '28 highlights how these collaborations are able to foster community between Cornell and Ithaca.

ITHACA REVIEWS | The Yellow Deli: Scandalous but Scrumptious?

By Jared Miller · Monday, May 4, 2026

The Yellow Deli, located in the Ithaca Commons, is allegedly owned by a cult known as the Twelve Tribes. Though everyone is curious: How does their food actually taste? Jared Miller '28 investigates the restaurant and its menu offerings.

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A Cornellian's Guide to Navigating Business Attire

By Maia Mehring · Monday, May 4, 2026

Unsure of what to wear to an interview or job fair? Maia Mehring '27 offers her best styling tips, including free on-campus resources, to help you dress to impress in any professional setting.

ITHACA REVIEWS | The Best Thing Since Sliced Bread: Farm to Feast Toast Review

By Alisia Wucetich · Friday, May 1, 2026

Looking to try a new brunch spot? Alisia Wucetich '29 reviews Farm to Feast's expansive selection of toasts.

ITHACA REVIEWS | CTB Spring Drink Menu: Skip or Sip

By Sahil Raut · Thursday, April 30, 2026

Sahil Raut '27 reviews CTB's spring drink menu and recommends the drinks that you should sip and the drinks you should skip.

Unequal vs. Inequitable Housing: Why All Dorms Should Cost the Same

By Ava Betnar · Wednesday, April 29, 2026

Ava Betnar '29 argues why all dorms on campus should cost the same.

Stop Comparing: Challenging Self-Love Standards on Social Media and Beyond

By Ava Tafreshi · Tuesday, April 28, 2026

Self-love is a foreign concept to many Cornell students. Ava Tafreshi '28 advocates that we take time to not only get to know ourselves, but also show ourselves love.

A Dive Into ‘Establishment’: The Student-Run Restaurant in Statler

By Melanie Delfosse · Monday, April 27, 2026

Melanie Delfosse '28 reviews Statler's Establishment, the on-campus restaurant where you can enjoy a meal prepared by your peers.

Bad Singers for a Good Cause: Inside the Mediocre Melodies’ #OpenToWork Concert

By Alessandra Ferrer · Friday, April 24, 2026

Alessandra Ferrer '29 highlights her time at the Mediocre Melodie's #OpenToWork concert.

Is ‘Catching Print’ the Answer to Misogyny?

By Rosa Toi · Thursday, April 23, 2026

Does size matter? Rosa Toi evaluates the problematic nature of the 'catching print' trend.

Alley Cat Cafe: A Home Away From Home

By Aariyana Edwards · Wednesday, April 22, 2026

Between classes and campus chaos, Aariyana Edwards '29 heads to Alley Cat Cafe to find a study spot, a comfort meal and a room full of cats.

Just Say 'Hi!'

By Amina McCain · Tuesday, April 21, 2026

Why are we so hesitant to interact with people we are only acquainted with? Amina McCain '29 encourages us to embrace the awkwardness and engage with more people outside of our social circles, starting by just saying "hi."

Pre-Med Culture at Cornell: Overwhelming or Overstated?

By Sahil Raut · Tuesday, April 21, 2026

The pre-med track is widely known for its long hours, rigorous workload and intense competition. Sahil Raut '27 investigates the day-to-day reality of studying pre-med at Cornell.

A Soft Reset: Spring Cleaning for the Mind

By Savannah Sandhaus · Monday, April 20, 2026

With finals approaching and summer close behind, Savannah Sandhaus '29 explores why spring feels less like reinvention and more like a gentle reset.

The Morning Hair Gamble: Inside Cornell’s Hair Accessory Economy

By Maya Rothbard · Friday, April 17, 2026

What do a $38 claw clip and a zig-zag headband have in common? Maya Rothbard '28 explores how Cornell students turn hair accessories into small acts of self-expression.