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Dragon Day Scales Up Sustainability Emphasis in Annual Parade

By Caroline Michailoff and Joanne Hu | April 2, 2023

At this year’s annual Dragon Day event, architecture students emphasized sustainability through building a dragon model out of recycled materials.

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“Dragon, Dragon, Dragon!”: Dragon Day Returns After Two-Year Hiatus

By Lily Pan | April 13, 2022

After a two year break from the campus tradition due to COVID-19, AAP students were finally once again able to celebrate and captivate onlookers with their creation.

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GUEST ROOM | A Glimpse of Student Life in Architecture

By Frankie Reed | March 30, 2022

“Oh, you’re an archie? Wow, you’re the first one I’ve met. Do you ever get any sleep?”

This phrase is one that I hear frequently as an architecture student on campus. There seems to be an exciting sense of mystery surrounding our architecture program. Where do they go?

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Dragon Day Roars On After a Two-Year Hiatus

By Mary Sotiryadis | February 24, 2022

After two years without the historic Cornell tradition, Dragon Day will return to campus in March, featuring a two-headed dragon among other festivities.

Dragon Day in Limbo as First-Years Try to Keep Tradition Alive

By Sarika Kannan | April 20, 2021

Dragon Day — one of Cornell’s most well-known traditions — might be canceled for a second year.

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In a Rare Sighting, Architecture Student Spotted at Collegetown Greenstar

By Sun Staff | April 20, 2020

An architecture student was spotted at the Collegetown Greenstar at approximately 2 a.m. on Monday. The unusual sighting left Cornellians and Ithacans shocked.