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October 30, 2023
Cornell University, the site of many anti-Israel sentiment in the wake of the October 7 attack, is on high alert about a potential hate crime toward a Jewish community center on campus Sunday night.
October 3, 2023
Cornell University funds a "Life Transitions Closet," which provides students with "gender-affirming clothes," according to the university's website.
September 7, 2023
A body discovered in a California bay late last month is a man who vanished weeks earlier. Yohanes Kidane, 22, who recently moved from New York to accept…
March 16, 2023
In our endorsement of academic freedom, we appreciate critical scholarly attention to particular instances and acts, systems and structures of oppression.
February 14, 2023
I was thumbing through The Cornell Daily Sunโs print edition the other week and landed on The Yellow Deli: A Cornell Sun Review. Never have I been so startled by a food review. Many Cornellians who oppose bigotry know by now to avoid the Yellow Deli, a local eatery owned and operated by the Twelve Tribes โ an alleged white supremacist religious cult โ but apparently one food critic at our newspaper does not. To him, The Yellow Deli serves such remarkable fare that he had to go there twice ...
November 29, 2022
It is very on brand for a law school to make a statement by not changing a tradition they've had for decades.
September 6, 2022
Former President Donald Trump continues to stage well-attended public events and offer regular commentary on the issues of the day. This practice is vilified or mocked by Democratic foes and in the daily press, of course. Some say this aggressive response to Mr. Trump's activities could backfire, however.
September 5, 2022
Former President Donald Trump continues to stage well-attended public events and offer regular commentary on the issues of the day. This practice is vilified or mocked by Democratic foes and in the daily press, of course. Some say this aggressive response to Mr. Trump's activities could backfire, however.