Football
For 26 Seniors, a Final Whistle They Never Wanted To Hear
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“We didn’t want to leave. We didn’t want to step off that turf for the last time,” senior linebacker Jackson Weber said. “We don’t want to take our pads off and hang it up.”
Men's Hockey
Quinnipiac Tarnishes Home-Opener, Hands Cornell 3-1 Loss
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With five games, over 1,800 miles on a bus and three trips to New England under their belt, the men of Cornell hockey finally returned for a game at home in front of the Lynah Faithful — the last team in Division I hockey to do so.
Football
Live Blog: Cornell Football vs. Penn
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Follow our live coverage as Cornell hopes to play spoiler to Penn’s Ivy League title hopes.
Men's Hockey
Live Blog: Cornell Men’s Hockey’s vs. Quinnipiac
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Follow our live coverage as men’s hockey plays at home for the first time this season against a speedy, offensive-minded No. 4/6 Quinnipiac squad.
Football
26 Seniors Dress for Career Finale as Cornell Football Plans to Spoil Penn
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Four years of cutting summers short for training camp, four go-arounds of seemingly endless days in the weight room and four seasons of donning the carnelian and white all led up to to this weekend’s tilt against Penn for the Red’s group of 26 seniors.
Men's Hockey
Two-Headed Scoring Attack Powers Cornell Men’s Hockey to Weekend Sweep
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“We need all four lines rolling,” sophomore forward Beau Starrett said. “I think that’s going to take us far this year.”
Football
Dartmouth Completes Comeback, Sending Cornell Football to Fifth-Straight Loss
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Before Saturday’s meeting, the Red and Green have faced off on the gridiron 99 times in a rivalry dating back to 1900. In the centennial meeting in Ithaca, Dartmouth captured its 59th win of the series in a come-from-behind 17-13 wi
Men's Hockey
Cornell Men’s Hockey to Open ECAC Play on Road Against Dartmouth, Harvard
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While the Red’s loss to Merrimack was frustrating, the team did see momentum heading into the last period that it hopes to carry over into the coming weekend.
Football
High-Tempo Princeton Offense Demolishes Cornell, 56-7, for Fourth-Straight Loss
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The team’s 3-0 start — once the talk of campus — now seems like a distant memory. After four straight losses, this one by far the most embarrassing, the Red now sits at 3-4 with three games left in the season.
Football
Three Keys to a Cornell Football Win Over Princeton
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This week’s opponent is a high-powered Princeton team, hungry after an overtime loss to league-leading Harvard that boasts the Ivy League’s top offense and has gotten the best of Cornell the last three years. The Red will have its work cut out, and in order to get back to its winning ways, it must use these three keys.