Cornell Ph.D. Student Files Federal Complaint Challenging Graduate Student Unions' Legality
A Ph.D. student filed a complaint alleging that a union contract from CGSU-UE violates federal labor law.
A Ph.D. student filed a complaint alleging that a union contract from CGSU-UE violates federal labor law.
Playa Bowls will open a new location in Ithaca early this August.
Habitat for Humanity of Tompkins and Cortland Counties hosted a home dedication celebration for a newly restored historic home at 417 South Aurora Street on Wednesday.
A group of Cornell engineering students have given an old Olin Library call board a new life as a digital clock.
Alderperson Kayla Matos pleaded guilty in 2022 to driving while intoxicated after a car accident. Years later, records show, she still hasn’t paid the $500 fine that was part of her plea agreement.
Cartons and black plastic are no longer accepted by Tompkins County in curbside recycling.
Adult New Yorkers can now work toward a free associate degree at Tompkins Cortland Community College in select fields.
World renowned Cornell professor and social psychologist James B. Maas M.A. ’63 Ph.D. ’66 died at 86. He was best known for teaching over 65,000 Cornellians and his work surrounding the importance of sleep.
The Buffalo Pothole Bandit, an anonymous artist from Buffalo, New York, visited Ithaca last weekend to turn some of the city’s potholes into unique tile mosaics.
Cornell University, the University of Pennsylvania and three other peer institutions requested an investigation into the attorneys representing the plaintiffs in the Henry v. Brown University antitrust price-fixing lawsuit
Cornell’s former quarterback Jameson Wang ’25 was offered his first professional contract for the Frankfurt Galaxy last Wednesday and is expected to start his first pro game on Saturday.
Hannah Shvets ’27 was announced as the winner of the Democratic primary for Ward 5 Common Council alderperson with 40.49 percent of the vote. In November, Shvets will run against former Democratic primary candidate G. P. Zurenda Jr., who will run as an independent under the Affordable Ithaca Party.
A new exhibit has hatched at the Paleontological Research Institution’s Museum of the Earth entitled "Marvelous Mollusks: The Secret World of Shells,” which opened on June 6.
Music will float across Cayuga Lake on July 27 with waterside bands jamming out for paddlers, kayakers, walkers and the community at the Cayuga Waterfront Trail.
Jennie Sutcliffe takes on the Tompkins County Whole Health Commissioner role, overseeing health in the county.
Ahead of Independence Day, The Sun compiled a list of events to catch around Ithaca with food, fireworks and fun all in the lineup.
Peggy’s Place opened on Saturday as a space dedicated to reusing fabrics and teaching people about quilt making.