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While the cultural differences between the U.S. and U.K. may not be as obvious or prevalent as those between other countries, there are drastic differences in the schooling systems which can prove to be difficult adjustments.
On her source of inspiration, Knibb named her mother, who just last weekend finished third in her age group at the Ironman World Championships, a grueling race in Kona, Hawaii.
Sun staff writer Mary Barger sat down with women’s cross country senior captain Briar Brumley to discuss everything from dessert to thorny bushes.
The Sun’s Tim Morales sat down with men’s tennis player David Volfson for a quick Q & A.
Go behind the scenes and get an in-depth look at the trip of a young group of boys to Russia, led by Cornell alumnus Brad Chartrand ’96.
Ellis Bitar came to Cornell as a catcher. Now, he’s mastered center field while earning the keys to the Red’s pitching staff.
The true goal for Diakomihalis is to become the best wrestler he can be.
200 wins is an impressive feat for any coach, but the milestone is clearly born from a legacy Graap has created that extends far beyond wins and losses.
“[Tearing my ACL for a second time in my first game back] was the hardest thing for me. I think that mentally screwed me up a little bit. I would’ve felt better about it if it was my other knee, but because it was the same one I was just thinking ‘Is my knee going to fail me again?’”
Staff writer Kevin Linsey sat down with Cornell men’s hockey senior forward and captain Alex Rauter to talk about everything from Madison Square Garden to Terrace burritos.