Cornell Athletics Launches NIL Marketplace for Student-Athletes

IN DATA | An Analysis of Student Assembly Resolution Outcomes

President Kotlikoff rejected 15% of Student Assembly resolutions submitted in 2025-2026, a stark increase from 2024-2025’s 2% rejection rate.

VIDEO | ‘It’s Almost a Genocide’: Local Hunters Claim Cornell is Allowing for the Overhunting of Deer on its Land

In many areas across its 5,490 acres of land, Cornell allows for deer hunting, aiming to improve forest health. Local hunters like Bill Enslow, however, claim that overhunting is destroying the deer population. 

Malak Abuhashim ’24 M.Eng. ’24 Speaks About Palestinian Activism at SJP Alumni Panel

Malak Abuhashim ’24 M.Eng. ’24 shared her experiences as an activist and Palestinian at Cornell at an Activist Alumni Panel on Wednesday evening, hosted by Students for Justice in Palestine.

Annual 'Greek Freak' Dance Competition Celebrates Multiculturalism in Greek Life

Cornell’s Multicultural Greek and Fraternal Council hosted “Greek Freak,” an annual dance competition, at the State Theatre. This year’s theme was action movies.

Kotlikoff Drives Into Student and Recent Grad Following ‘Harassment’

President Michael Kotlikoff backed his car into a student and drove over the foot of a recent graduate after what he called a "harassment and intimidation incident" in a Friday email blast to the Cornell community.

Student Assembly Honors Cornell Batman

Cornell Batman, a campus figure and member of the Class of 2026, was honored at the last Student Assembly meeting of the year on Thursday.

Cornell Receives ‘C’ Grade in ADL 2026 Campus Antisemitism Report Card, With No Improvement After Re-Grades

In the Anti-Defamation League's third annual Campus Antisemitism Report Card, Cornell received a “C” grade — showing no improvement from 2025. After a round of re-grades, Cornell did not see its score improve. 

Cornell Researchers Create Interactive Map Detailing Immigration Policies Across New York

Cornell researchers developed an interactive map that displays how New York State has been interacting with immigration policy by region. 

Lawsuit Against TeraWulf, Lansing Zoning Board May Proceed, Judge Rules

Judge Mark Masler '93 ruled on Tuesday that a suit brought by FLX Strong and Cayuga Environmental Action Now, two environmental groups, against the classification of the new TeraWulf data center in Lansing could proceed.

Town of Lansing Hears TeraWulf Plans, With No Public Comment

Riley Almost Doubles Oberacker’s Campaign Funding During Q1 of 2026

Law Dean Defends Federalist Society Hosting of Disbarred, ‘Racist’ Speakers

Village of Lansing Trustees Susan Ainslie and Kathleen Yen Reelected Unopposed

Community Party candidates Susan Ainslie and Kathleen Yen were recently reelected unopposed to serve on the Village of Lansing Board of Trustees, emphasizing close work with the people and rising above national polarization.  

Eeshaan Chaudhuri ’27 Elected Student Assembly President, Hayden Watkins ’28 Elected Executive Vice President

Eeshaan Chaudhuri ’27 was elected Student Assembly president and Hayden Watkins ’28 was elected executive vice president for the 2026-2027 academic year, and other representatives were elected.

Boris Johnson Speaks to Sold-Out Crowd in Call Auditorium

Former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke to a sold-out crowd at Cornell, touching on western democracies and conflict in the Middle East.

Upcoming SJP Panelist Malak Abuhashim ’24 M.Eng. ’24 Discusses Her BB Gun Video Post Captioned ‘Training to Liberate Falasteen,’ Scrutiny of Pro-Palestinian Activists

Malak Abuhashim ’24 M.Eng. ’24 will speak on campus Wednesday about her experiences as a Palestinian activist. Abuhashim posted a video to Instagram of an individual firing a BB gun with the caption “Training to liberate Falasteen inshallah” prior to her invitation by SJP.