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Cornell Ranked 12th Best University in U.S. News and World Report, Ties Columbia, UChicago
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Cornell rose five places in this year’s U.S. News and World Report, tying Columbia and UChicago for 12th best university nationally.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/columbia/?filtered=latest)
Cornell rose five places in this year’s U.S. News and World Report, tying Columbia and UChicago for 12th best university nationally.
Students are outraged over a professor mentioning Columbia-based research in class without the presence of a trigger warning.
Cornell’s Spanish debate team will travel to Columbia for a March tournament at the Universidad del Rosario.
Cornell has become the latest university to announce that it would go digital after spring break, following a wave of colleges nationwide that have canceled in-person classes due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
New York state has reported 142 confirmed cases of COVID-19, as of Monday noon. With the number of reported cases on the rise, Cornell professors are bracing themselves for the possibility of class cancellations.
Running across the Arts Quad from spinning class to sociology lecture might not always lend the best body odor, and fitting physical education classes into a jam-packed schedule can be challenging. However, Cornell students are not alone in their quest to fulfill the two-course P.E. requirement.
As the sun beat down on Saturday, the Red took to their home turf Berman Field to face the Columbia Lions in the first match of the Ivy season. Despite a strong first half, the Red was unable to fend off Columbia, losing the game 2-0. After the game, Coach Dwight Hornibrook said his team “played a great half” — but “we need to play the second as well as the first.”
Cornell headed into the game with 4-2-1 overall, evenly matched to Columbia’s 4-2-1. The first half of the game reflected that evenness: Both teams played aggressively, resulting in no points on the board. Senior Chrissy Mayer was in goal and made six saves in the second half, skilfully sending the ball back out when Columbia put pressure on the Red.
“Poor execution of the press and a lack of intent while rebounding significantly reduced our chances of winning the game.”
While some students traversed campus in snow boots, sleds and skis, other Cornellians scrambled to secure last-minute lodging or alternative travel arrangements.
After a lackluster showing at Dartmouth, here’s how Cornell can get back to its winning ways against a talented Columbia team.