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Student Assembly Addresses Student Referendum Email Ballot Issues, Code of Conduct

By Zeinab Faraj , Everett Chambala and Rajorshi Chatterjee · Friday, Jan. 23, 2026

The Student Assembly addresses problems with students receiving referendum ballots and the new code of conduct during its Thursday meeting.

Engineering College Renames to David A. Duffield College of Engineering Following Largest Gift in University History

By Varsha Bhargava · Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026

Kotlikoff Tells Faculty Senate He Was ‘Not Thrilled’ With Settlement, Cornell Budget is Still on ‘Razor’s Edge’

By Zeinab Faraj and Atticus Johnson · Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026

University Administration Releases Emergency Preparedness Guidelines, Will ‘Reassess’ Safety Procedures Following Brown Shooting

By Coral Platt · Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2026

IN DATA | Cornell Receives Second Most Funds From Foreign Nations At Over $3 Billion

By Zeinab Faraj · Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2026

Data released by the U.S. The Department of Education shows Cornell received over $3 billion from foreign countries, with Qatar giving the most to the University.

Federal Judge Rules Financial Aid Lawsuit Against Cornell Must Proceed

By Atticus Johnson · Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026

An antitrust lawsuit that alleges that Cornell and 16 other universities conspired to reduce financial aid will proceed, according to a Jan. 12 ruling from an Illinois federal judge.

Historic Men’s Soccer Awards Left Unrewarded for Nearly a Decade, Former Player Says

By Zeinab Faraj · Sunday, Jan. 18, 2026

Several long-standing men’s soccer awards went unawarded for nearly a decade following a coaching transition, according to a former player, before the University reinstated at least one award this past fall.

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Ganędagǫ: Hall Relocates 46 Residents Following Sprinkler Main Pipe Break in Stairwell

By Anjelina Gonzalez · Friday, Jan. 16, 2026

Cornell Energy Management and Control Systems and the Division of Public Safety responded to a sprinkler main pipe that discharged in the 2-3 stairwell of Ganędagǫ: Hall that displaced 46 residents on Thursday evening, according to a Housing and Residential Life email obtained by The Sun.

$1.5 Million Grant Supports 10 Two-Year Natural Sciences Postdoctoral Appointments

By Zeinab Faraj · Friday, Jan. 16, 2026

The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation awarded Cornell with 10 two-year postdoctoral appointments under a $1.5 million grant that will impact four colleges, according to the Cornell Chronicle.

U.N. Special Rapporteurs Raise Concern Over Alleged Human Rights Violations at Cornell, Four Other Universities

By Benjamin Leynse · Friday, Jan. 16, 2026

United Nations Special Rapporteurs sent Cornell along with four other universities a letter raising “serious concern” over alleged human rights violations towards international students on campus.

Cayuga Medical Center Nurses Approve Union Representation in Landslide Vote

By Zeinab Faraj · Thursday, Jan. 15, 2026

In an 82% victory, the Cayuga Medical Center-CWA will unionize to fight for safer staffing levels and a union contract, according to a Thursday afternoon CWA press release.

IN DATA | ‘Graduate Students Are The Blood of The University’: Decline in Graduate Student Enrollment Raises Concerns From CGSU, GPSA

By Zeinab Faraj · Thursday, Jan. 15, 2026

Data released by Cornell Institutional Research and Planning on Oct. 21 shows that Cornell’s graduate student population has declined, raising concerns from CGSU and GPSA.

Student Assembly Addresses Student Referendum Email Ballot Issues, Code of Conduct

Engineering College Renames to David A. Duffield College of Engineering Following Largest Gift in University History

Kotlikoff Tells Faculty Senate He Was ‘Not Thrilled’ With Settlement, Cornell Budget is Still on ‘Razor’s Edge’

University Administration Releases Emergency Preparedness Guidelines, Will ‘Reassess’ Safety Procedures Following Brown Shooting

IN DATA | Cornell Receives Second Most Funds From Foreign Nations At Over $3 Billion

Federal Judge Rules Financial Aid Lawsuit Against Cornell Must Proceed

Historic Men’s Soccer Awards Left Unrewarded for Nearly a Decade, Former Player Says

Ganędagǫ: Hall Relocates 46 Residents Following Sprinkler Main Pipe Break in Stairwell

$1.5 Million Grant Supports 10 Two-Year Natural Sciences Postdoctoral Appointments

U.N. Special Rapporteurs Raise Concern Over Alleged Human Rights Violations at Cornell, Four Other Universities

Cayuga Medical Center Nurses Approve Union Representation in Landslide Vote

IN DATA | ‘Graduate Students Are The Blood of The University’: Decline in Graduate Student Enrollment Raises Concerns From CGSU, GPSA

Digital Agriculture at Cornell a Possible Component of $30 Million in Settlement Funding

IN DATA | Cornell’s Medical School Applications Dip Amid National Decline, But Lead Ivy League

Business Owner Barry Wolfert ’88 Launches Campaign to Flip Deep-Red Georgia House District

‘Embodied The Very Best of Our Cornell Community’: Communication Professor Dawn Schrader Dies

Simplifying Club Deliberations: Paul Passarelli ’27 Creates Delibity Platform to ‘Streamline’ Recruitment

IN DATA | Panhel Members Outperform Cornell Average GPA Among Other Greek Life Groups

Former Cornell Arts and Sciences Dean, Professor Appointed as Caltech’s Tenth President

93-Year-Old Paleontological Research Institution Faces Potential Closure Amid Financial Crisis

Epstein Corresponded With Former Cornell Undergraduate, According to Latest Batch of Files

IN DATA | Cornell’s Medical School Applications Dip Amid National Decline, But Lead Ivy League

Ithaca Resident Charged With Class D Felony Following Lot 10 Bomb Threat on Monday

Cornell Closes Ithaca, AgriTech Campuses Beginning Sunday Ahead of Upcoming Snowstorm

U.N. Special Rapporteurs Raise Concern Over Alleged Human Rights Violations at Cornell, Four Other Universities