On the last day of classes, the Coalition for Mutual Liberation led a rally and die-in for Palestine. Protesters blocked the entrances to Okenshields Dining Hall and Mann Library on Monday morning, ...

Weather editor Nicole Collins spoke to Emily Detrick, director of horticulture at Cornell Botanic Gardens, earlier this semester about mitigation strategies in response to recent droughts and the ...

Officially founded in 1944, the Cornell University Botanic Gardens work to emulate Cornell’s mission by being “a place of learning, inspiration, enjoyment, and restoration,” Sonja Skelly, the Botanic ...

Admittedly, Ithaca isn’t exactly bursting with entertainment options—especially as the days grow shorter and the temperatures drop. But as the fall semester winds down, one activity remains a reliable ...

Cheyfitz's course is cause for concern. He should not be able to promulgate his anti-Zionist views in the classroom.

Asteri aims to serve as a refuge for 40 of Ithaca’s homeless individuals. But current residents say the housing development has failed to adequately support its new inhabitants.

The Employee Assembly filled two vacant positions and discussed policy changes for staff holiday time off at one of its final meetings of the semester on Wednesday afternoon.

As former President Donald Trump readies to reclaim the Oval Office in January, Cornell’s international community faces an uncertain and unsettling future. With the looming threat of new travel bans ...

Surprise flickers across my face when the next “musician” on the set list at the EBR open mic announces that they aren’t actually going to be playing music. Instead they have an AI-generated song they ...

Graduate student club Big Red Brewing blends food science with a passion for beer, guiding members through the beer-brewing process— from mixing malted grains to enjoying their beers during ...

Consistency as a team is something we have to work on,” said head coach Emily Garner. “We haven’t done what we’ve practiced, and it’s something we’ll have to continue.” ...

There is a unique magic in holding a physical book. The smell of paper and ink is both familiar and timeless and the weight of the pages offers a tangible connection to the stories that live in our ...