While the men fell short of their stated goal of qualification to nationals, finishing ninth, the women exceeded expectations ...

Pumpkin spice...wings? Natalie Chamberlain '28 tries the seasonal (and questionable) wing flavor at Wings Over.

This weekend, the Red clinched a top-two seed in the Ivy League Volleyball Tournament for the first time since 2018.

The Red opened its season with a challenging 64–38 loss to Bryant and returned to the road to take on the University of ...

‘Are You Still Watching?’ is a column spotlighting what the Cornell community has been streaming. It runs every Wednesday.

With eight games played and eight games won, the Red has seen unprecedented successes, scoring 404 points across the season ...

Senior Columnist Adrian Belmonte ’28 writes in his fortnightly column Saved By The Bel about the conflation between communism and democratic socialism. With the rise of a new democratic socialist ...

Julia Choi '29 highlights The HeARTbeat at Cornell, a club that allows students to combine two seemingly contradictory subjects — science and art.

Students are now charged a $10 fee to obtain a copy of their official transcript through Parchment, as of Nov. 3, according ...

Committee on the Future of the American University writes that the crisis of trust facing higher education reflects a broader nationwide decline in confidence across American institutions and demands ...

The Sun spoke with former Cornell students and their experiences struggling through the job market after their time on the ...

The University has struck a deal with Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit to pay an annual $280,000 to assume the transit ...