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Ongoing Housing Selection Issues Leave Some Rising Juniors, Seniors With Limited Options

Ryan Lombardi and Marla Love Share Student Campus Life Priorities

From 'Eco' to Ujamaa, Program Houses Offer Community - Cornellians

Each year, thousands of students opt to live in residences themed around interests, identities, and more

Upperclassmen On-Campus Housing Selection to Commence in September

LEVIN | The Fall of the House of Dickson | The Cornell Daily Sun

Like the House of Usher, Dickson has seen better days. I’m thankful my prayers were answered, and I’ll be moving elsewhere next semester

Robert Covert '89 to Continue 30 Years of Service with Ithaca Fire Department as New Fire Chief

With 30 years of fire service experience, Robert Covert '89 was appointed and affirmed as the new chief of the Ithaca fire department.

Romance on the Hill: Cornell Sweethearts Share Their Love Stories

This Valentine’s Day, eight Cornell couples shared their stories with The Sun, detailing how their time on the Hill brought them together.

Campus Residential Advisors Discuss Experiences, Concerns Over Compensation

Residential Advisors on North Campus discuss their experiences as RA's, motivations for applying and concerns over compensation.

Students Gear Up for General Room Selection, While Navigating Changes

The general room selection process is now underway for students, as Cornellians navigate changing residency requirements and determine desirability of the different residential options.

Freshman Housing Histories and Legacies | The Cornell Daily Sun

Cornell freshmen are all too familiar with these scenes: leaving their cozy rooms on Saturday night and tumbling back into soft beds (very) early Sunday morning, or throwing their backpacks next to their half-spilling closets before tiredly climbing up into the top bunk. Freshmen dorms represent more than just a shelter for many students, which is why I think it’s important for us to learn about the legacy and history that surround North Campus.