News
bop!: Alumni Open Kimbap Food Truck to Bring Affordable Korean Cuisine to Collegetown
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David Yun ’24 and Andy Jae ’24 opened bop! to provide students with affordable and authentic Korean food in Collegetown.
Dining
Eateries: New Off Campus Joints & Gems
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This summer, several Collegetown restaurants and establishments closed down, including Jack’s Grill, Ithaca Beer Company and The Embassy. Such follows the closure of Mango Mango last January. Nonetheless, with restaurants walking out the door, several new businesses are moving in to take their place, catering to the stomachs of hangry Cornelians.
News
Collegetown’s First Dispensary to Open in Wave of Openings in Tompkins County
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The county will soon be home to six dispensaries with the addition of three new dispensaries — including Collegetown’s first.
News
Muslim Student Spat on in Collegetown
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A Muslim Cornell student was spat on in Collegetown on Monday, leading to an Ithaca Police Department investigation.
News
Meet The Embassy, the New Social Hot Spot for Brunch, Late-Night Dining
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Collegetown restaurant owner Kevin Sullivan opens The Embassy, serving comfort food to Cornellians for brunch and dinner.
News
Inside Collegetown Bagels’ Role in the Tapestry of Cornell’s Culture
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The Sun dove into Collegetown Bagels’ history to see how it became an iconic institution for both Cornell and Ithaca.
News
New Underground Bar Tres Leches Spices Up Collegetown’s Nightlife Scene
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Jorge Bouras ’17, owner of Dos Amigos, collaborated with cocktail writer Sammi Katz to create the unique menu for Tres Leches, Collegetown’s new underground bar.
News
Collegetown Favorite Loumies Opens GoFundMe Donation Drive for Reopening
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Rania Chidiac Kaldi hopes to reopen her beloved restaurant Loumies with community support following her family’s relocation to New York City for her husband’s medical treatment.
News
Upperclassmen Housing Selection Kicks Off, Sparks Mixed Views Among Students
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As the new housing selection process for upperclassmen kicks off, many students have reconsidered their decisions about where to live next year.
News
Williams Street Parking Lot Struggles to Accommodate Students
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Students struggle with finding available spots in the Williams Street parking lot.