News
Competitive Figure Skating Team Places in Top Ten at National Competition
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Fifteen years since they last qualified, Cornell Figure Skating Club placed eighth at the 2023 National Intercollegiate Final.
News
Alpine Ski Team Races to Strong Season Finish Amidst Record Snowfall
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Despite record snowfall on the West Coast this winter, Cornell’s Alpine Ski Team competed at the United States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association’s national championship in Mammoth Mountain, California in early March.
Science
Cornell Lab of Ornithology Publishes New Research on Social Bird Behavior
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A recent study on social bird behavior has found that more sociality in birds may confer to reduced competition in interactions between and among bird species. The findings, published on March 1 in The Proceedings of the Royal Society B, utilized data from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
Uncategorized
Interspecific Competition Draws Lines For the Elevations of Tropical Mountain Birds
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A new study out of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology finds that these limited altitude residencies are due to interspecific competition where individuals of different species compete for the same resources. The study, published in Science, was conducted using eBird data from 4.4 million citizen science observations of 2,879 bird species around the world.
competition
Wine Connoisseur Club to Get a Taste of Europe This Summer
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Cornell Cuvée, the University’s wine education and blind tasting society, is cultivating wine connoisseurs and will be traveling internationally for competitions this summer.
competition
Students Unite to Address Rising Challenges of Climate Change at Eighth Annual Global Health Case Competition
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23 teams of Cornell undergraduate and graduate students competed in the University’s Eighth annual Global Health Case Competition, hosted by the University’s Global Health Program and Global Health Student Advisory Board.
Autoboat
Cornell Autoboat: An Interdisciplinary Community Preparing Future Engineers and Leaders
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Cornell Autoboat, a small yet rapidly growing team that designs and manufactures autonomous surface vehicles, is one of the 31 project teams at the University. Students discuss its impact on their college experience.
competition
Students, then Athletes: Cornellians Navigate the New Normal On and Off the Field
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Students from various sports teams discuss the thrills and challenges of returning to regular practice and competition schedules this fall.
News
Speech Team Reintroduces Decade-Old Cornell Tradition
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Cornell Speech team revitalizes an age-old competition in February.
Café Jennie
WEEK 2 RESULTS: Dining Hall March Madness Matchups
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In week two of the Dining Hall March Madness Matchups, eight of Cornell’s finest eateries battled for supremacy in the eyes of The Sun’s subjective staff writers and editors. Here were the matchups.
Trillium’s impressive short order lunch options, like ramen and quesadillas, are contesting Terrace’s famous burrito bar and phở station for a position in the Final Four. Risley may have defeated RPCC, but will gluten free, vegetarian and lactose intolerant friendly options be enough to take on Rose’s Sunday brunch specials? Keeton’s famed southern fair comes head-to-head with Cook house’s Indian specialties. Café Jennie shoots for victory by bolstering a large variety of macarons and specialty drinks, like turmeric tea — but will it be enough?