YUCESIR | Where Democracy Becomes Demise: The Death of Critique in the Humanities

LETTER TO THE EDITOR | On Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff’s Relationship to Anti-Genocide Campus Protest

The Academic Council of Jewish Voice for Peace share their position on Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff's actions on April 30.

Sun Exclusive: A Sit Down With Norman Finkelstein

GUEST ROOM | Cornell, Help Send Alex Bores ’13 to Congress

Eric Yachbes '27 urges his peers to vote for Alex Bores '13 in New York's 12th Congressional District Election for more AI safety.

STEINGARD | The Government Stopped Counting Hungry Kids on Purpose

Opinion Columnist Mihir Steingard '28 argues that the U.S. government's deletion and defunding of data is intended to make lying to Americans easier. 

GUEST ROOM | Higher Education’s Blind Spot

Guest Columnist Paul Kurgan '27 writes a follow up to his March 15 piece, Coming to Terms With American Universities. In this follow up, he discusses Yale University's recent report on higher education and how Cornell must adopt similar reforms to fight against the threat of AI. He argues that by restructuring the classroom away from AI and towards genuine dialog and critical thinking, higher education can be improved for the better.

CARUSO | Success Has Many Interpretations. The Only One That Counts Is Yours.

Opinion Columnist Paul Caruso has had enough of being told that he is more than his grades. In the absence of proper help or advice from peers and professors, he turns to his grandmother’s wisdom for solutions.

KASSAM | Grace Is Like Rain...

Opinion Columnist and Professor Karim-Aly Kassam writes his last column as a reflection on grace as both a spiritual and moral force, arguing that in a time marked by war, injustice and ethical cowardice, humanity must respond with humility, solidarity and a shared love of life. He calls on students and communities to transform the gift of difference into a collective voice against injustice and toward more sustainable, compassionate societies.

CORNELL AAUP | Joint Statement on the Trustees’ Investigation and President Kotlikoff’s Response

Cornell AAUP, along with Cornell Courage, CCJP and the CGSU-UE, issue a joint statement condemning the Board of Trustees' investigation into President Kotlikoff and President Kotlikoff's actions since the events of April 30.

GUEST ROOM | The Potemkin Process

Professor Joseph Margulies ’82, professor of the practice of government, contends that the Board of Trustees' investigation into President Kotlikoff was not the independent inquiry they claimed it to be.

GUEST ROOM | Kotlikoff Weaponizes Dialogue

Milton Taam '73 was banned from campus for three years on the basis of trespassing after being present at the April 30 car incident with President Michael Kotlikoff. In this article, Taam describes his recount of the night and his perspective as a Cornell alumnus.

GUEST ROOM | Kotlikoff’s Record on Dissent Raises Concerns About His Fitness to Lead Cornell

Professor Emeritus Paul Sawyer argues that President Kotlikoff is unqualified to be president in light of his actions on April 30, compounded with the his administration's misuse of temporary suspensions.

FASTIFF | Three Seasons of Growth

Eli Fastiff ’26 reflects on their experiences at Cornell and on The Sun.

HARNEY | What Kind of Person Should Go to Law School?

Liam Harney J.D. ’26 reflects on their experiences at Cornell and on The Sun.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR | In Support of Peaceful Protest

Hundreds of Cornellians sign an open letter to the Cornell community, expressing their support for President Kotlikoff and Cornell's Student Code of Conduct.

CARUSO | The Downeaster ‘Cornell’

Paul Caruso MPA ’26 reflects on their experiences at Cornell and on The Sun.

SENZON | Everyone’s a Journalist

Julia Senzon ’26, former editor-in-chief of the 143rd board and managing editor of the 142nd board, reflects on her experiences at Cornell and on The Sun.