Ukraine
Cornell Students Support Ukraine Through Dnipro Fund, Scholars for Ukraine
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Two Cornellians, Kateryna Slinchenkova ’22 and Margarita grad, are leading efforts to raise funds for Ukrainians as the destruction of cities in Ukraine continues.
Sports
Women’s Soccer Defeats Princeton for First Time Since 1995
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“[The win] was a culmination of all of the hard work our team has been putting forward the past few seasons, and shows the strides we have made this year,” St. John said. “Even though we went down 1-0 in the beginning of the game, everyone played their part of fighting back to the 2-1 win.”
News
Student Petitions for Additional Lynah Rink Open Skate Times
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Students voiced their concerns through a university-wide petition as lack of available time slots for public skating at Lynah Rink hinder student experience and public engagement.
Women's Soccer
Women’s Soccer Swept by Brown in a 2-0 Shutout
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“Brown has been one of the top teams in the Ivy League for my four years here at
Cornell, and this year was no different,” said senior midfielder Sara DeGraw. “We knew the game was going to be physical and fast-paced, so our mindset and play had to match up with the demand.”
Women's Soccer
Senior Day Ends with a Tie
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Before a scoreless draw against Yale, Women’s soccer honors the nine seniors on senior day.
Women's Soccer
Women’s Soccer Ends in a Draw Against Penn
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Women’s soccer had a 1-1 final against Penn this past Saturday.
Featured in Category
Reggie Fils-Aimé ’83 — Former President and COO of Nintendo Advises Cornellians as Distinguished Lecturer
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Former Nintendo President Reggie Fils-Aimé ’83 is back at Cornell with a new book out and positions in the Dyson school. He told The Sun that he feels overwhelmed and happy to see his story and advice being used to help the current Cornellians.
Featured in Category
Field Hockey Falls in Pair of Big Ten Matchups
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Cornell began its weekend with a matchup against No. 6 Penn State (6-1) on Saturday, before taking on No. 7 Michigan (4-3) on Sunday. Both games were hard fought, but the weekend ended in two scoreless losses for the Red.
Sports
Field Hockey Has Split Weekend in Games Against Wagner College and UAlbany
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“Aerin Park was unbelievable,” Head Coach Andy Smith said. “I think she had 13 saves on Sunday and I think that she kept us in the game and gave us a platform for us to go on and compete and we did. We tied the game up with five minutes to go.”
Cornell Tradition
C.U. Downtown to Return After Two-Year Hiatus
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C.U. Downtown is returning with much anticipation as students voice excitement for free apple cider and donuts.