The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/kaylariggs/)
Faculty across campus had to adapt with the aftermath of last week’s bomb and gun threats, balancing the needs of students with their course plans.
In a Wednesday event, Distinguished Visiting Journalist Fellow Molly O’Toole ’09 is set to talk about journalism and her career.
After a 25-year career at Cornell, Chief Human Resources Officer Mary Opperman will step away from the University in June 2022 in pursuit of “one more adventure.”
The University has extended their test-optional policy, providing Fall 2023 and 2024 applicants the option to forgo standardized testing.
With the fall semester fully underway, the hustle and bustle of campus is back with in-person classes and events –– but crowding in campus dining halls is posing concerns for some students and workers.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones spoke to a socially-distanced audience in Rhodes-Rawlings Auditorium Thursday night for the annual Kops Freedom of the Press lecture, discussing her award-winning 1619 Project, race and American history.
With one of the lowest acceptance rates and most diversity of any Cornell class in recent years, the Class of 2025 is set to start class come Thursday.
After years of being largely unchanged, the Ithaca Farmers Market plans to make major renovations.
As the Class of 2021 exits their final Zoom classes and bids farewell to their favorite spots on campus, seniors reflect on an unusual last year while looking ahead to their next chapter –– one marked by increased competition as COVID restrictions ease.
Cornell admits the class of 2025 as applications dramatically increase in an admissions cycle during an eventful year.