He played just two games as a freshman. Now Matt Nuttle is a vocal leader and alternate captain for Cornell.
2018-19 Men's Hockey Preview
Letting His Play Do the Talking
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Matt Galajda came to Cornell a soft-spoken freshman goaltender. He’s taken the college hockey world by storm.
Features
Taylor Knibb: Runner, Swimmer and World Champion
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On her source of inspiration, Knibb named her mother, who just last weekend finished third in her age group at the Ironman World Championships, a grueling race in Kona, Hawaii.
10 Questions
10 Questions With Women’s Cross Country’s Briar Brumley
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Sun staff writer Mary Barger sat down with women’s cross country senior captain Briar Brumley to discuss everything from dessert to thorny bushes.
10 Questions
10 Questions With Men’s Lightweight Rower Henry Ellis
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Sun staff writer Gracie Todd sat down with junior men’s lightweight rower Henry Ellis to discuss Cornell rowing, influential people and hippos.
women's lacrosse
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Inspiration Through Perspiration: Ida Farinholt’s Perseverance Leads Women’s Lacrosse
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“[Tearing my ACL for a second time in my first game back] was the hardest thing for me. I think that mentally screwed me up a little bit. I would’ve felt better about it if it was my other knee, but because it was the same one I was just thinking ‘Is my knee going to fail me again?’”
10 Questions
10 Questions With Men’s Hockey’s Alex Rauter
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Staff writer Kevin Linsey sat down with Cornell men’s hockey senior forward and captain Alex Rauter to talk about everything from Madison Square Garden to Terrace burritos.
10 Questions
10 Questions With Equestrian’s Vaughan Shanley
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“I’m not just a boring Midwesterner, I don’t think I am.”
Features
Max Dean Embarks on Collegiate Wrestling Career with Support of Brother, Coach Gabe
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Freshman Max Dean has big shoes to fill for Cornell wrestling. But with his brother, Gabe, looking on as an assistant coach, it’s Max’s time to shine now.
fencing
Fencing Sees Young Talent Blossom Despite Losses at Philly Invitational
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The team remains focused on developing young talent for later seasons and has a bright outlook for the future.
men's soccer
From the Back of the Pack: Ryan Hill’s Journey From Zero to Hero
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The junior transfer got his first chance against Syracuse, where he won his team the game. Since then, he hasn’t looked back.