Cayuga Medical Center Nurses Approve Union Representation in Landslide Vote
In an 82% victory, the Cayuga Medical Center-CWA will unionize to fight for safer staffing levels and a union contract, according to a Thursday afternoon CWA press release.
In an 82% victory, the Cayuga Medical Center-CWA will unionize to fight for safer staffing levels and a union contract, according to a Thursday afternoon CWA press release.
Barry Wolfert ’88 is running for election to the U.S. House of Representatives to represent Georgia's 11th Congressional District with a campaign focused on affordability.
Prof. Dawn Schrader, communication, died on Tuesday according to a Friday afternoon email sent to the communication community. Schrader was described as a “beloved faculty member” at Cornell.
Paul Passarelli ’27 created a platform called Delibity, which is designed to help student organizations streamline their recruitment processes.
Data released for Spring 2025 by Cornell University Sorority and Fraternity Life revealed that sororities recognized by the Panhellenic Council had higher GPAs when compared to the Cornel undergraduate average.
Former Cornell Arts and Sciences Dean and Professor, Ray Jayawardhana, has been named Caltech’s tenth president.
The Paleontological Research Institution may face closure by the end of the year if it cannot pay off a $3 million mortgage, according to PRI Director Prof. Emeritus Warren Allmon, earth and atmospheric sciences.
Nearly 3,000 undergraduates voted to support a University referendum to change the University’s disciplinary process amid challenges of some students receiving their ballots in a spam folder.
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is set to create a new school, the Ashley School of Global Development and the Environment, following a historic $55 million endowment gifted from Stephen B. Ashley ’62, MBA ’64.
The Sun spoke to current and former Respondents’ Code Counselors about their experiences supporting students who were temporarily suspended ahead of Friday’s Student Code of Conduct referendum.
The Sun sat down with Wendy Wolford, vice provost of international affairs, to discuss recent developments regarding requirements for, definitions of and access to student and faculty visas and the University’s relations with foreign nations.
A petition on behalf of student dining workers at Cornell was launched on Nov. 3, demanding that the University halt austerity measures that the petition says have affected student dining jobs.
The Student Assembly passed three resolutions, which called on the University to divest from fossil fuel companies, condemned Cornell’s Nov. 7 settlement with the Trump administration and recommended an increase in the Student Activity Fee at its Thursday meeting.
Thaddeus Lucentini ’29 is remembered by family and friends as a bright, hard working and loving young man.
Following the University’s Nov. 7 settlement with the Trump administration, The Sun spoke to three Cornell professors to learn more about the language of the settlement and what it means for the future of Cornell.
The Lansing Town Board voted to withdraw the proposed moratorium, which would have halted construction of the TeraWulf Data Center.
Recently elected New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani walked back alleged remarks from 2020 that called for a boycott of Cornell Tech because of its public-private partnership with Technion – Israel Institute of Technology.