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.
The Student Assembly awaits approval from President Kotlikoff for Resolution 43, which calls for an extended study period before finals.
Holocaust survivor and Nobel laureate Prof. Emeritus Roald Hoffmann, chemistry, spoke about his personal experience in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day.
“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.”
The Trump administration walked back revocations of over 1800 student visas and termination of student records, impacting at least three current Cornell students.
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.
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.
President Michael Kotlikoff signed a statement condemning the federal government’s political interference in universities as “endangering American higher education” this week.
A look into how Slope Day is funded and the financial considerations for finding a new headliner.
Six students are campaigning for the undergraduate student-elected trustee position on the Cornell Board of Trustees.
Outgoing men’s hockey coach, Mike Schafer ’86, gave his “Last Lecture,” reflecting on his 30 years of coaching and bestowing wisdom onto curious Cornellians.
Student Assembly election results are out for the 2025-2026 academic year. Zora deRham ’27 secured a second term as president and Christian Flournoy ’27 will serve as the executive vice president.
Kotlikoff announced that Kehlani’s invitation to headline Slope Day was rescinded following “grave concerns” from many students due to the artist's “espoused antisemitic” and “anti-Israel sentiment” in past performances, social media and videos.
Cornellians for Israel launched a petition against the selection of Kehlani as this year’s Slope Day headliner.
Amid the $1 billion Cornell federal funding freeze The Sun spoke with Prof. Michael Dorf, law, who called the Trump administration’s actions “illegal” for bypassing due process in a civil rights investigation.
Cornell's mushroom club, the Fantastic Fungi Fanatics, share their passion for mushrooms and advocate for greater exposure to mycology within the community.
Amid the new tariff policies from the Trump administration, merchants from the Ithaca Farmers Market reflected on its effect on local vendors.
Semesterly inter-fellowship Ignite Holds Easter worship event in an evening of music, prayer and personal testimonies.