The artistic conscience of Pritzker Prize winner Richard Meier ’57, the architect behind Cornell’s Weill Hall, is revealed at Hartell Gallery in Sibley Dome. Samantha Myers ‘15 is intrigued by Meier’s stark white, modern architecture and his colorful, rustic art.

A plan to build affordable housing for Cornell employees is generating concerns from residents who live near the proposed site.

Disagreeing with a study that asserted that Cornell, along with other top institutions, is on a “financially unsustainable path,” a University administrator said that Cornell is a stronger institution now than it was before the recession four years ago.

Film editing is an "invisible art" that escapes many, but certainly not Michael R. Miller '74, who counts Raging Bull and Raising Arizona among the nearly 50 films he has shaped. Ahead of the Ithaca premiere of his latest film, Liberal Arts, Miller discusses the nuances of his craft, the impact of editing software and his memories as The Sun's Arts and Entertainment Editor. Needless to say, Arts and Entertainment Editor Zachary Zahos '15 finds out that he has a lot in common with Miller. 

It's time for Cornell to redefine its weekend culture. 

Changes in lighting and music can cause people to eat 18 percent less food than they usually do, according to a recent study conducted by researchers in the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management’s Food and Brand Lab. 

As a result of a partnership between the University and the U.S. Department of Commerce, Cornell-NYC Tech students will have access to federal resources to support entrepreneurship, according to an announcement made by President David Skorton on Tuesday.

A Cornell junior has been accused of breaking into an apartment of students at 312 College Ave., according to a statement released Tuesday by the Ithaca Police Department.