Ithaca and Tompkins County Secure $250K Grant to Develop Clean Energy Projects

Cornellians For Israel Hosts Former Hamas Hostage, Oct. 7 Attacks Survivor to Share Story of Survival, Resilience

Maya Regev, a former Hamas hostage and survivor of Oct. 7 attacks, spoke about her experience at the Supernova Music Festival and her time in Hamas captivity at an event hosted by Cornellians for Israel on Monday.

Common Council Votes to End Ithaca’s Contract With Flock Safety, Keep ‘Free Gaza’ on Green Street Mural

After public comment, Ithaca Common Council voted to end the city’s contract with Flock Safety and approved the design of a disputed mural on Green Street that reads “Free Gaza,” “Black Lives Matter” and “Choose Love” at their March 4 meeting.

Palantir Hosts ‘Invite-Only’ Recruitment Event at Cornell, Requires NDA, ID to Attend

Palantir, a defense and data analytics company that has faced criticism over its contracts with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, hosted an invite-only campus recruitment event on March 2, requiring attendees to sign non-disclosure agreements and provide identification.

Public Comment Period Opens for Student Code of Conduct Revisions

The University announced that the public comment period for proposed Student Code of Conduct revisions will be open through April 20 in a Monday email.

Kotlikoff Responds to Referendum on Code of Conduct, Judicial Processes

President Michael Kotlikoff responded to a Dec. 18 Student Assembly referendum on the code of conduct and the University’s judicial processes on Feb. 2.

LIVE UPDATES: Asteri Owner Says It Will Fund Hotel Stays Until March 20

The City of Ithaca ordered residents of Asteri, an affordable housing complex, to immediately vacate the building after Ithaca firefighters responded to a fire alarm call and found the building’s exit points unsafe in emergencies.

A Look at The Sun's Epstein Coverage

‘Cornell’s Personal Soundtrack’: How the Cornell Chimes Bring Music to Campus

Described by Cornell as the “heartbeat of campus life,” the Cornell Chimes are an important part of Cornell’s campus and traditions. The Sun spoke to some chimesmasters to give a behind-the-scenes look at the musical tradition on campus.

Cornell Student Arrested With Firearm at Syracuse Before Bus to Ithaca

A Cornell University student, Mateu Healey-Parera ’26, was arrested on Saturday in possession of a rifle on Syracuse University’s campus, with plans to return to Ithaca. 

Students Pack Assembly Meeting to Debate Resolutions on Cornell Tech Partnership with Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, University-Sponsored Speakers

Students packed the Student Assembly meeting on Thursday to debate resolutions focused on Cornell Tech’s partnership with the Technion–Israel Institute of Technology and University-sponsored events that feature individuals accused of war crimes or human rights violations.

Adi Arora ’26 Takes the Stage on The Voice

Adi Adora ’26 performed a blind audition on NBC’s The Voice on March 2, prompting John Legend and Kelly Clarkson to turn their chairs.

From Hotelie to Hosting New York’s ‘Hottest Dinner Parties:’ Meet Eddy Cruz ’17

Eddy Cruz ’17 has recently been spotlighted online and in the news for his lavish themed dinner parties, hosting strangers in his New York City apartment.

A Look into AI In The Classroom: Cornell Professors Introduce AI Platforms to Manage Coursework, Class Organization

Multiple Cornell classes have begun to incorporate artificial intelligence, aiming to more efficiently provide assistance for students and lighten the workload on teaching assistants.

After Four Years of War, Cornell Ukrainian Club Hosts Documentary Film Screening, Panel

Cornell Ukrainian Club hosted a documentary screening and panel to reflect on four years of war in Ukraine.

Kotlikoff Lays Out Cornell Financial Plans at Employee Assembly Meeting

President Michael Kotlikoff answered questions about Resilient Cornell and the University’s restructuring plans in the face of financial challenges at an Employee Assembly meeting on Wednesday afternoon.

Graduate Student Asks NLRB to Question Graduate Student Union’s Legality

Ph.D. candidate Russell Burgett filed an appeal challenging a 2016 National Labor Relations Board decision that ruled that graduate students are employees subject to the National Labor Relations Act.