Alexis Rogers is a member of the Class of 2028 in the College of Arts and Sciences. She is a staff writer for the sports department and can be reached at [email protected].

The 22nd annual ILR Labor Roundtable is right around the corner, with the date for representatives in labor-related professions across the country to converse with students set for Friday, November 15 ...

It’s been five years since genre-defining, indie-folk band Bon Iver released i,i. To say I’ve been waiting for their next release would be an understatement. Bon Iver’s latest EP, SABLE,, captures a ...

As the year progresses further in autumn and summer fades into the distance, I find myself reflecting on the media I’ve consumed during this seasonal transition. Two pieces that I find myself ...

Students in co-op housing say they enjoy the community and affordability of their homes, yet feel neglected by Cornell housing in some areas such as maintenance.

Hurricane Milton swept through the Yucatan Peninsula, Cuba and Florida from Oct. 8 to 10, leaving its mark in history as the fifth most intense Atlantic hurricane and third fastest intensifying ...

How Fraud Became a Fortune By Daniel Addoquaye \| October 21, 2024. The Menendez Brothers case has resurfaced in the public eye, tha ...

As UGG season returns and Halloween decorations spawn, people are defrosting their fall playlists. This year, I have decided to add Beethoven's Symphony No. 6 in F major, also known as the Pastoral ...

On Oct. 11, I visited BFA student Nadia Holcomb ’25 at her studio space in Tjaden Hall for an interview. We discussed artistic mediums, post-grad plans, how her unique experiences have informed her ...

It’s that time of the year; the leaves are falling, the wind is harsh and students and professors alike are bundling up on their way to class. To the untrained, non-Cornellian eye, these might seem ...

After a landmark antitrust lawsuit regarding anti-competitive practices, Google faces a court order to open its app store, Play, to competitors.

Comedian and actor Jaboukie Young-White performed a bawdy comedy routine to hundreds of Cornellians on Saturday.