News
Cornell Admits 5,139 Students to Class of 2028
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The 5,139 accepted students represent all 50 states and several countries. 16.5 percent of admits are first-generation.
Columns
GUEST ROOM | Library Workers Speak Out Against Expressive Activity Policy
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We oppose the Interim Expressive Activity Policy because it directly opposes library values, because historically activism and expression have been necessary to bring change to our campus and our libraries, and because the policy is incompatible with our professional ethics and morals.
Letters To
TING | Setting the Record Straight on The Dispatch Article
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The assertion that I sought to exchange preferential treatment for support within the Assembly is not only unfounded but deeply contrary to my principles and the values that I have consistently championed.
News
Green Dragon Employees Petition Cafe’s Reported Closure
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According to employees, Green Dragon, an iconic student-run cafe, will close at the start of Fall 2024 due to renovations to Sibley Dome.
2024 NCAA Hockey Supplement
Men’s Hockey Stifles Maine, 3-1, Advances to Regional Final
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Men’s hockey is one win away from the Frozen Four.
Arts & Culture
For All Admirers of Fairytales: A Review of the Once Upon a Broken Heart Trilogy
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“Every story has the potential for infinite endings”
Enter the dazzling world of the Magnificent North, a stunning fantasy series that is utterly impossible to put down. Stephanie Garber’s YA fantasy trilogy, Once Upon a Broken Heart, appeals to those who grew up speaking the language of fairy tales and long to return. The first novel, Once Upon a Broken Heart, starts when Evangeline Fox discovers a door that will only reveal itself to souls like herself who believe in wonder and magic. After discovering the man she believed to be her true love would be marrying her stepsister, Evangeline rushes to the veiled door and into the church of the Fated Prince of Hearts hoping to stop the wedding. But she soon discovers that the mythological beings of Valenda — The Fates — are not who she thought they were.
News
Student Assembly Elections Postponed Amid Ethics Investigation
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Student Assembly elections will be moved back one week due to an ongoing ethics investigation into several members prompted by leaked text messages.
Multimedia
MULTIMEDIA | How to Submit Your Opinions to The Sun
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Associate Editor Max Fattal and Opinion Editor Henry Schechter walk you through how to submit your opinions to The Cornell Daily Sun.
Columns
ARNOLD | A Silent Auction: Pollack’s Stance on Free Speech Subject to the Highest Bid
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President Pollack is more focused on profits than peace.
Editorials
EDITORIAL | Chair Smith’s Letter to Pollack Is Rife with Hypocrisy
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Congress, stay off our campus. Smith’s thinly veiled political motivations for “serious institutional change” at Cornell also set a dangerous precedent for congressional overreach.