I’ve had the chance to write a few articles for The Sun already. All of them have circled around various topics regarding student life and I give whatever advice I can give from having a Masters in Social Work. I’ve tried to stay away from my job for the University, but this time around, I’ll dig into it.

Do you want to be “in love?” Most of you reading this probably think that you do and have thought this for some time. I hate to rain on your parade, but no. No you don’t. Love is hard. What you want is for other people to love you.

The name Cornell is synonymous with excellence in science, technology, engineering and mathematics — the STEM fields. Throughout Mallott, Bradfield, Clark, Olin, Uris and many other buildings across campus, students, postdocs and professors seek to unravel the mysteries of the large and small, the mind and body. They apply these discoveries to useful technologies to better the human condition.

KyotoNOW!, along with students from 230 other campuses across the country, are calling for the divestment of university endowment funds from the fossil fuel industry. On Thursday, the Student Assembly passed “Resolution 32: Toward a Responsible Endowment” in support of the campaign.

Let’s talk about the gun control conversation and focus on one particular idea that resurfaces again and again, be it in the form of a rational point that needs to be taken seriously or a more paranoid and extremist shouting match that needs to be toned down: There are good guys and bad guys, responsible citizens and criminals.

Teresa Danso-Danquah '15 argues that the best way to observe Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is to attend classes and commit to serving the community. 

Former Sun Associate Editor Carlos Maycotte '07 writes about revisting his old stomping ground, the things that changed and the things that never will.

A surprising experience causes a reflection on the progress we've made, but also on the amount of work still to be done toward eliminating homophobia.