The Cornell Daily Sun

11/24/2024

Panelists answered questions on topics relevant to Cornell’s Black students, including suspensions of protesters, financial aid changes and comments made by other top administrators.

Administrators answered questions on topics relevant to Cornell’s Black students, including suspensions of protesters, financial aid changes and comments made by other top administrators.

11/23/2024

Two Statler Hall protesters appeared in Ithaca City Court Friday morning as their case progressed, following a pattern of reduced sentences against student activists.

11/23/2024

The Student Assembly proposed Resolution 7 on Thursday, which if passed, would require that students appointed to serve in the Office of Ethics pass a two-thirds confirmation vote by the S.A.

11/22/2024

The Buffalo Street Books’ manager said nonprofit status will allow them to offer employment opportunities to work-study students.

The Buffalo Street Books’ manager said nonprofit status will allow them to offer employment opportunities to work-study students.

11/22/2024

The disgraced fertility specialist, accused of abuse against hundreds of young men and boys, plans to appeal his life sentence.

The disgraced fertility specialist plans to appeal his life sentence.

11/22/2024

Ahead of his off-Broadway debut, Mark Vigeant ’11 performed his one-man comedy piece at Schwartz which takes the form of a best man speech and explores the effect of toxic masculinity and loneliness on how a person experiences and seeks love.

Mark Vigeant ’11's one-man comedy piece takes the form of a best man speech and explores the effect of toxic masculinity and loneliness on how a person experiences and seeks love.

11/22/2024

The Common Council voted to regulate short-term rentals and approve a zoning law exception for a new Cornell Hillel building on Wednesday.

The Common Council moved forward with the implementation of short-term rental regulations during its Wednesday meeting. The council also approved an upcoming December vote on a zoning amendment for Cornell Hillel's proposed building at 722 University Ave.

11/21/2024

The Employee Assembly discussed expressive activity guidelines and ways to support and address recent community tragedies at a Wednesday meeting.

11/21/2024

The Tompkins County Legislature passed the 2025 county budget after months of debate.

After months of debate, public hearings and meetings, the 2025 Tompkins County Budget was approved Tuesday night.

11/21/2024

Cornell Hillel proposed a new Jewish Community Center to be built on West Campus, which is slated to be ready by the summer of 2026.

11/20/2024

Pro-Palestinian students and faculty staged a study-in at Mann Library on Tuesday afternoon.

11/20/2024

Shadow Dance Troupe’s Fall Step showcased various dance styles ranging from jazz, contemporary and hip hop, to cultural performances like Chinese traditional dance, salsa, Bollywood and Bhangra.

11/20/2024

Pole Posse welcomes performers from all experience levels to weekly classes and occasional affinity group workshops.

11/20/2024

Cornell Board of Trustees Chair Kraig Kayser MBA ’84 has directed and invested in weapons manufacturing company Moog for decades.

11/18/2024

After witnessing the problem of drug overdoses in New York City, Kevin Ourvan ’25 established Cornell’s chapter of End Overdose — a nationwide non-profit aimed at reducing overdose deaths.

11/18/2024

Pro-Palestinian student activism organizations have refocused their efforts on supporting suspended students following administrative punishments to those involved in the Sept. 18 career fair shutdown.

11/17/2024

The Ignite worship night’s structure was shifted to allocate more time to worship and prayer over student testimonials to hold space for attendees following recent campus tragedies. More than 600 students, coming from various Christian student organizations, attended.

More than 600 students, coming from various Christian student organizations, attended the Ignite worship night.