Baseball

Baseball Gets Swept by Princeton During Inaugural Series at Booth Field

By davidsugarmann | April 24, 2023

Baseball dropped to seventh in the Ivy League after being swept by Princeton.

Baseball Gets Swept By Brown

By davidsugarmann | April 12, 2023

Baseball falls to 3-6 in Ivy League play after a poor defensive game against Brown.

After Rough Start to the Season, Cornell Earns a Series Victory Against Yale

By Sports Department and davidsugarmann | March 29, 2023

Baseball earns its first wins of the season in a three-game series against Yale.

KUBINEC | The Tragic Loss of Hoy Field

By jackkubinec | March 18, 2023

The razing of Hoy Field is about so much more than baseball. It’s a sign of how narrow our conception has become of what kind of human you can be at Cornell.

CHASEN | Embracing the Unexpected

By Isaac Chasen | October 25, 2022

Sometimes, the most fun and rewarding experiences over the course of our college experience can be the ones you expect the least. For example, I did not expect to be involved with Model United Nations in college, especially given I had never done it in high school. Yet I have found some of my best friends and had some of my most incredible experiences through my involvement with the Cornell International Affairs Society.

BERNSTEIN | Ode to The Mets

By Daniel Bernstein | October 13, 2022

Ya gotta believe, I said to myself as I jumped in my car on Sunday morning, making the spontaneous decision to drive four and a half hours from Ithaca to Queens for Game Three of the National League Wild Card series between the New York Mets and the San Diego Padres. It repeated in my head like a broken record: Ya gotta believe. Ya gotta believe. Ya gotta believe.