Asian Pacific Americans for Action is a campus group dedicated to Asian American activism at Cornell. Since 1972, APAA — formerly known as the Asian American Coalition — has pursued their mission of ...

Valdez justified the statement by citing ignored reports of messages inciting harm against others. Have we reached a state where it is acceptable to respond with violence to equally harmful statements ...

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 Student Assembly announced the results of its Fall 2024 election on Monday. Four freshmen and one transfer student were chosen from 11 freshman and three transfer student candidates. Freshmen and ...

In the weeks before finals, Ithaca experienced its first snowfall of a long winter. Before hitting the books for finals season, check out this week’s Sunbursts on the Winter season.

Prof. Thomas Seeley, the Horace White Professor in Biology Emeritus presented his latest book, Piping-Hot Bees and Boisterous Buzz-Runners: 20 Mysteries of Honey Bee Behavior Solved in a Nov. 21 book ...

However, Rate My Professor reviews barely differ in their form from course evaluations, as both ask for written opinions on course and professor performance. If one student were to have written an ...

In late 2023, the largest retrospective of the artist Marisol began its journey at the first of four museums. Marisol (full name: Marisol Escobar) was a French-born Venezuelan artist who is associated ...

The Big Red THON 2024 event raised $20,502 for Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital in Syracuse. This marks the first time the annual event has brought in more than $20,000 since before the COVID-19 ...

Students, professors, alumni and stargazers alike gathered to celebrate the life and legacy of Carl Sagan in a 90th birthday celebration hosted by the Carl Sagan Institute.

Ultimately, Cornell’s rush to suspend nonviolent protesters and its sluggish approach to sexual harassment and assault are simply two sides of the same coin. Both betray the administration's ...