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Lea Webb supported reproductive rights legislation and affordability for working families initiatives during her first term.
The owners of popular restaurant Thompson and Bleeker opened several other Ithaca staples after moving to the area.
One year after the Hamas-led terrorist attacks in Israel, Jewish student leaders sat down with The Sun to discuss how the community supported one another amid international conflict and campus tensions.
About 100 people gathered to call for solidarity and an end to U.S. support for violence in Palestine.
The Ithaca Commons was alive with music, art and food as attendees celebrated the Heritage Fiesta.
With the weather looking much more favorable than last week, the Red are optimistic about igniting a winning streak that could defy the Ivy League preseason polls, which predicted a seventh-place finish.
Black Students United rallied to demand the University fire Vice President of University Relations Joel Malina after he said a KKK member would be allowed on campus if a faculty member or a student group invited them to speak.
Amid the Israel-Hamas war, Jewish community leaders said they wanted to center joy and hope in Rosh Hashanah festivities.
A transitional housing program for formerly incarcerated men, Sunflower House, was granted 45,000 dollars per year for three years by the Tompkins County Legislature after initial budget plans denied funding.
Following the suspension of international graduate student Momodou Taal, Cornell Graduate Students United rallied in front of Bailey and Day Hall asking administration to abide by a memorandum of agreement by bargaining the disciplinary action.