The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/news/)
Over the past two decades, the underprivileged populations of Latin America have been waiting and organizing for representation under electoral democracy, according to Prof. Evelyne Huber, political science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Now, at a critical juncture in regional and international politics, that waiting may come to a head.
A new Weill Cornell lab discovery that could decreases Tuberculosis bacterial resistance was a breakthrough in the disease’s treatment.
Despite campus food insecurity, cafe food is regularly tossed — not donated.
Originally a play written by Eve Ensler, the 21st annual production of The Vagina Monologues at Cornell featured 24 cast members in 19 scenes, filling Bailey Hall on Saturday night with laughter, shouting and occasionally silence.
Cornellians and Ithacans alike warmed up on the frigid day with spoonfuls of warm chili as restaurants competed for Best Meat or Overall Chili, Best Vegetarian or Vegan Chili and People’s Choice Chili
Class Councils are putting on a Valentine’s Day gala, with the proceeds going towards Planned Parenthood.
As the year of the pig approaches, several organizations and student centers will be hosting cultural events to celebrate and educate the Cornell community on one of the biggest Chinese holidays of the year.
The extreme weather and wind chill that swept Ithaca last week emphasized problems for homeless individuals in the Ithaca community — and so Cornell’s co-ed service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega has once again continued a project where students knit free clothes for the people in need.
The Welcome Weekend Committee will host its spring ClubFest this Sunday, showcasing hundreds of student organizations on campus in Barton Hall with booths, giveaways and plenty of sign-up sheets.
Cornell Tech Fabian Okeke grad designed an app that vibrates every 5 seconds while a user is on social media.