Cornell Suspends All Fraternity Parties, Social Events for 2026-27 School Year

Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates to Lead Cornell Trustees’ Independent Review

SUN EXCLUSIVE: Jane Doe’s Attorney Reflects on Personal Toll of Chi Phi Case Amid National Spotlight

Cornell Concert Commission Cancels Homecoming Concert Amid Fallout From Chi Phi Case

‘We’re Mourning and Building’: Cornellians for Israel, Cornell Hillel Host Vigil for Three-Year Anniversary of Oct. 7 Attacks

Common Council Passes Moratorium on Student Event Permits After a Trash Can Confrontation

‘Zero Day’: Cornell BSU, NAACP to Hold Seven-Hour Sit-in and Campuswide Economic Blackout in Solidarity with Jane Doe

Football Destroys Georgetown by 21 Points While Demonstrating Defensive Excellence

Coming off a massive win against No. 17/18 Yale (2-1, 0-1 Ivy), a matchup against the struggling Georgetown Hoyas (0-3, 0-2 Patriot) represented a prime opportunity for the Red to build on its momentum. The Red (2-1, 1-0 Ivy) ultimately continued its strong play, taking down the Hoyas in dominant fashion by a score of 35-14 to secure its second win of the season.

The Great Wait Returns, Fans Wait Hours for Chance of Tickets

For the first time in over a decade, students queued outside Lynah Rink to purchase season tickets for men’s hockey. Armed with lawn chairs, blankets, burners, coats, cards, plenty of Cornell merch and an upbeat attitude, Cornellians embraced this tradition of years past.