In her first email statement on the pro-Palestine encampment, President Martha Pollack warned of further disciplinary action against demonstrators.

In their ongoing effort to criminalize solidarity with those the western world deems disposable, Cornell administrators have portrayed the encampment on the Arts Quad as a center of aggression and ...

Luca Guadagnino’s Challengers has everything, and nothing, to do with tennis. As Zendaya’s character Tashi puts it, “Aren’t we always talking about tennis?” The film, though set primarily in 2007 and ...

We urge the provost, the president, the VP of University Relations and, indeed, the entire campus community to reach out to subject matter experts at Near Eastern Studies and other Cornell departments ...

According to a Coalition for Mutual Liberation press statement sent to The Sun on Sunday, Cornell’s administration agreed to open negotiations over the encampment demonstrators’ eight demands on ...

Cornell Graduate Students United Rallies for Employment Protections" (news, April 10) In coverage of the CGSU-UE’s Rally for Respect, the Cornell Daily Sun broadcasted the union’s unscrutinized ...

When we lack the language to explain this violence, this wronging of the body, we reason that we deserve it: Something is wrong with us.

The Ithaca Common Council will vote on a short-term rental ordinance on May 1, a policy that will regulate the use of residential units as rentals.

The students camping in the Arts Quad remind Cornell of the obligation it owes to the public. Why, then, does Cornell refuse to acknowledge their demands?

Four student protesters were temporarily suspended at 3:08 p.m., according to an email sent to the suspended students.

Indigenous communities at Cornell and in Wisconsin bring to light the University's ties to over 100,000 acres of northern Wisconsin land.

As a member of the Cornell community who has dedicated my career to the study of complicated questions about the relationship between law, democracy and dissent, I am writing to share some reflections ...