About 50 students, professors, and community members attended a “Stand Against Fascism” rally at Ho Plaza on Friday afternoon, hearing from a slate of speakers who criticized both newly-elected ...

11.9 percent of residents of Tompkins County, or 12,200 people, were food insecure in 2022, according to Feeding America. Charlotte Ariyan ’26 said she believes Cornell can be part of the solution. As ...

Many visiting scholars and fellows receive limited or no compensation from the University, balancing program fee requirements and high living costs.

A student activist group smashed the windows and spray painted the walls of Chi Phi in response to a recent report of sexual assault and drugging and Sigma Alpha Mu due to “a pattern of excusing ...

Sophomore guard Jake Fiegen emerged as the hero in Friday night’s exhilarating 88-86 victory, sinking a clutch three-pointer with just 0.8 seconds remaining on the clock. This 2024-2025 men’s ...

Despite community support for Just Cause Employment, the legislation remains stagnant in Ithaca’s Common Council. The city currently operates under at-will employment, which allows employers to fire ...

I don’t speak out on politics, or controversial issues in general, much less write about them in my column. I usually stick to ranking bathrooms, discussing cute animals on campus and judging ice ...

Looked over your shoulder recently? Biting the nails you’ve forgotten to clip? If you’re not anxious about work piling up or time passing by, you should be paranoid about the unprecedented weather.

The Ithaca Police Department responded to a report of a death at a downtown residence early Monday morning. IPD is investigating the death as a homicide.

Winter Knutson ’27 was identified as the person who was found dead in Fall Creek Gorge on Sunday, the University announced Monday afternoon.

Anora is unsettling. In the film directed by Sean Baker, Anora (Mikey Madison), who prefers to go by Ani, is a sex worker who is swept off her feet by mysterious Russian nepo-baby Ivan (Mark ...

Cornell United Religious Work’s Soup and Hope series will continue this semester with an upcoming talk by Bill Alberta M.S. ’77. The series has been successful for over a decade, passing on uplifting ...