Cornell Law Professor Initiates Several Federal Investigations into Ithaca’s Educational Institutions

From Native American History to Martial Art: Exploring the Murals of Ithaca

A Haudenosaunee-Dutch treaty. A form of martial arts. Mentorship program participants. Marine biology. Read about The Sun’s discussions with four artists about the inspirations behind a few of Ithaca’s many murals.

‘The Patients Are the Ones that Suffer the Most’: Researchers Left in Limbo After Cornell Funding Freeze, Stop-Work Orders

Three researchers at Cornell speak about their difficulties with federal funding cuts.

Misty Copeland Announced as 2025 Senior Convocation Keynote Address Speaker

Misty Copeland, a principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre, will be delivering the Keynote Address at Convocation on May 22.

Christian Flournoy ’27 Plans to Maximize Student Voices as Executive Vice President of the Student Assembly

Graduate Students Revive Push for Divestment, Elect 2025-2026 Representatives

The Graduate and Professional Student Assembly elected graduate student Nicholas Brennan as president and pushed for divestment in their 2025 election. 

Student Assembly Passes Resolution to Create a 5-Day Study Period Before Final Exams

The Student Assembly awaits approval from President Kotlikoff for Resolution 43, which calls for an extended study period before finals.

‘I Am Not Antisemitic’: Kehlani Speaks Out After University Rescinds Invitation to Headline Slope Day

Kehlani took to Instagram on Saturday to state that she is “not antisemitic, nor anti-Jew,” but rather “anti-genocide.”

100th Annual Hotel Ezra Cornell Conference Brings Diverse Panelists, Traditions

Students marked 100 years of Hotel Ezra Cornell with a weekend of panels, networking and hospitality at the Statler Hotel.

With Second Term Secured, Student Assembly President Zora deRham ’27 Outlines Vision for Future

Recently re-elected Student Assembly President Zora deRham ’27 plans to prioritize restoring Trillium meal swipes, increasing Student Assembly voter turnout and reducing out-of-pocket costs in her second term.

‘We Should Not Go Through This Again’: Roald Hoffmann Accounts Survival of the Holocaust for Yom HaShoah

Holocaust survivor and Nobel laureate Prof. Emeritus Roald Hoffmann, chemistry, spoke about his personal experience in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day. 

‘I Will Always Come Back’: Inside the Cornell Jazz Ensemble and Its Performance With Legend Vincent Herring

“When we knew [Herring] was coming, we were all incredibly excited,” Choi said. “To share this stage with my incredibly talented fellow musicians and a living legend means so much to me.”

Three Current Cornell Students See SEVIS Records Restored

The Trump administration walked back revocations of over 1800 student visas and termination of student records, impacting at least three current Cornell students.

‘We Can Do Something About It’: Former Rep. Joe Kennedy III Talks Trump Administration, Federal Funding Freeze

The Sun sat down with former Rep. Joe Kennedy III to talk about the current challenges surrounding the Cornell funding freeze, the future of the Democratic Party and the policies of the Trump administration.

What Was Said at Kotlikoff’s ‘Conversation With Students’ that Preceded the Kehlani Announcement

 President Michael Kotlikoff met with concerned students to discuss options for Slope Day, protocols for political activity at the concert and student reactions to Kehlani before rescinding the headliner's offer. 

Kotlikoff Joins More Than 230 Higher Education Leaders in Signing Letter Against Trump’s ‘Political Interference’

President Michael Kotlikoff signed a statement condemning the federal government’s political interference in universities as “endangering American higher education” this week.

How the Money Moves: Funding a New Headliner Two Weeks Before Slope Day

A look into how Slope Day is funded and the financial considerations for finding a new headliner.