Despite hoping to take first place in Ivy standings, the Red fell to the Bulldogs, who are still undefeated in conference.

Against Penn (9-4, 3-1 Ivy), the Red got off to a rough start, winning only one of its first four matches. Freshman No. 29 Tyler Ferrara was able to pull off a gritty upset against Penn’s No. 19 Ryan ...

Heading into Saturday, women’s basketball had only one Ivy League team left to face in the 2024-2025 season: Yale. The last time the Red beat the Bulldogs was March 1, 2019, but this year it broke ...

Enter the month of February, and with that, the next phase of the seemingly murderous Ithaca winter. Ice paves the path up the slope, the sun sits low in the sky and snowflakes dot my phone as I ...

Cornell is suing the NIH over planned cuts to research funding that could cost the University more than $80 million annually, threatening vital research and innovation.

During his 25 years in prison, Lucas Whaley found renewed purpose as a student, earning 247 credits and a degree through the Cornell Prison Education Program.

KC Sawyer founded the Rashida Sawyer Bakery, named after his mother, Loraine Rashida Sawyer ’72, the first Black woman to graduate from Cornell’s School of Hotel Administration.

When will this random girl stop writing about Doechii you may ask? Well unfortunately for you, the answer is never! This past week Doechii, an American rapper and singer, once again seized everyone's ...

Anyone But You raked in an impressive $220 million worldwide on a budget of only $25 million, which many interpreted as a sign of a potential romantic comedy revival in the modern film industry.

Do you feel it in the air? No, not the mysterious illness going around — love! With Valentine’s Day coming up, it’s time to get into the spirit of companionship. Regardless of relationship status, I ...

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has launched an investigation into the Ithaca City School District over allegations of racial discrimination following a complaint filed by ...

Jewish Voice for Peace at Cornell condemns President Trump’s executive order for weaponizing antisemitism to suppress pro-Palestinian activism and threaten international students.