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Respondents’ Code Counselors Cite Concerns About Temporary Suspensions, Recommend Changes to Student Code of Conduct Procedures

By Christina MacCorkle · Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025

The Sun spoke to current and former Respondents’ Code Counselors about their experiences supporting students who were temporarily suspended ahead of Friday’s Student Code of Conduct referendum.

VINK | Take Back the Code of Conduct

By Adriana Vink · Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025

Senior Opinion Columnist Adriana Vink ‘27 discusses her experience being penalized under the Student Code of Conduct for protest, outlines critical proposals to democratize the Code procedures and urges students to vote yes on the upcoming referendum.

Men’s, Women’s Swim Impress at Zippy Invitational

By Eric Joy · Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2025

Men's swim won the meet, posting 2147.5 points, while the women's team finished in second place.

Men’s Basketball Falls Late in 93-90 battle at Samford

By Sureya Lopez · Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2025

In a game defined by wild momentum swings, blistering scoring stretches and a raucous Southern crowd, Cornell built an eight-point second-half lead before Samford stormed back.

Research Spotlight: Locus Coeruleus Degeneration and Its Pathological Role in Alzheimer's Disease

By Rachel Horn · Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025

The locus coeruleus (LC) — a tiny, ancient brainstem structure that regulates arousal, attention and memory—plays a far more critical role in cognition and disease than long assumed, and its early deterioration is now recognized as a key marker of Alzheimer’s progression. Emerging interventions such as vagus nerve stimulation and even music-based therapies may help modulate LC function, offering promising avenues for preserving cognitive health as we age.