The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/news/page/2/)
The Perspectives in Global Development Seminar, hosted by CALS’s Global Development department, is set to hold 11 seminars this fall. US Rep. Melanie Stansbury M.S. ’07 will speak this Wednesday, discussing food and water security, climate change legislation and economic development.
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.
After a year of mostly virtual club activities at Cornell, many of the University’s clubs set up tables around the Arts Quad this weekend to attract potential new members during ClubFest.
Students celebrated Rosh Hashanah from the evening of Sept. 6 though Sept. 8 with services, meals and gatherings — all slightly modified to fit the ongoing pandemic, but much closer to tradition than last year’s.
Many in-person Homecoming events — except for the football game and the Class of 2020 Commencement ceremony — are canceled again this year.
As Cornellians return to campus and case counts rise, Ithaca residents express their understanding alongside concerns.
From brand-new North Campus dorms to century-old West Campus Gothics, students on campus face a huge range of living options – and all at the exact same price.
The Apple Harvest Festival — popularly known as AppleFest — is one of Ithaca’s most popular annual traditions for students and town residents alike, and is returning to the city after a modified “Apple Festive” in 2020.
Straddling the corner of College Avenue and Oak Avenue, the Student Agencies Building is home to more than 50 apartments and a future location of Ithaca Beer Co.
James H. Bramble, the Cornell professor of mathematics who pioneered new methods in finite element mathematics and partial differential equations, died on July 20 at his home in Austin, Texas. He was 90.