Men's Hockey
After 594 Days, Cornell Hockey Returns to Lynah Rink
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While the victory will not count for Cornell’s record, the contest was an especially meaningful one for the players, coaches and the Lynah Faithful.
Football
Riding 3-Game Skid, Football Hopes to Turn Season Around at Harvard
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In order to turn its season around, the team will have to address three glaring issues — its turnover problem, its inability to generate positive momentum on offense and its inconsistent quarterback play.
Football
Cornell Falls in Ivy Opener, Loses 23-17 to Yale
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Mays’s stellar play, in comparison to fifth-year quarterback Richie Kenney’s struggles, will prompt questions about who will start under center next weekend.
Football
Football Drops Season Opener to Virginia Military Institute
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The big question for Cornell coming into its first game in 665 days was how quickly it would get to game speed against a VMI team that has played 10 games since the Red last took the field.
Sports
Football Faces First Test in Homecoming Showdown With VMI
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“The key to this week is can we keep our composure,” Archer said. “And secondly, how quickly do we get to game speed. Those two things are in my mind the biggest questions.”
Olympics
Five Cornellians to Compete at the Tokyo Olympics
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Five Cornellians will join Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics this month.
Morgan Barron
Barron Makes NHL Debut, Scores First Goal in 3rd Game
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Former Cornell captain Morgan Barron made his NHL debut last week and scored his first goal in his 3rd game.
Featured in Category
J.C. Tretter ‘13’s path from ILR to the Cleveland Browns and NFLPA President
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J.C. Tretter ’13 came to Cornell with aspirations of going to law school and becoming a sports agent. Now, he’s the starting center for the Cleveland Browns and the president of the NFL Players Association.
Sports
Social Distancing and Lack of Ivy Sports Force Reimagined Recruitment
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“We had a really good recruitment process that we had developed over many years — and then the coronavirus hit. We had to determine how we could replicate everything.”
Softball
Softball Splits Four in Abrupt End of Season
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Cornell split four games at the George Mason Invitational, which ended up being its final series following the cancellation of all spring sports.