The Student Assembly unanimously passed Resolution 58, which states that Cornell administration cannot rescind an artist's ...

From students advocating for bills in the New York state legislature to community members working to build up local resources ...

It’s not possible to manufacture desperation, but you can certainly manufacture desire. We have to make sure that we match ...

Cornell has long prided itself on being a trailblazer — one of first universities to allow women to attend, one of the first ...

Professor Daniel R. Schwarz argues that, by using the threat of withholding research funds and taxing endowments, Trump and ...

Sukkot celebrates the harvest in Israel. It is tradition to take four kinds of vegetation, and wave them together, ...

In anticipation of the drop of this mysterious, potentially life-altering new album, here’s my take on Del Rey’s latest ...

Very few writers have written the immigrant experience into their oeuvre as movingly as Cornell’s very own Vladimir Nabokov.

While I don’t think of others as an audience, I am always enthralled by the idea of being seen and perceived in a sexual ...

“Oh, I’m not, I’m transferring to Cornell.” When the second semester at the university you’re leaving behind ends and summer ...

Hacks gives me hope that comedy on TV has a future — too often shows have recently sacrificed comedy, or done it horribly, ...

Modernity claims to have no religion. Is this true? Is this even possible? The answer to both questions is no. Everyone has a god, whether money or themselves, because everyone believes in something.