Amid Cornell’s $1 billion funding freeze and a nationwide clash between higher education and the Trump administration, the ...

Over two dozen Ithacans gathered for a “Weekly Honk and Wave to Protect Democracy” on Saturday and say they will continue to ...

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Graduate workers in Cornell’s ILR M.S. program allege union-busting after the abrupt removal of assistantships. In this ...

With a history in overseeing education, Kimball is making a jump from the Big Apple to Upstate New York. For the past two ...

Senior Ketki Ketkar and freshman Trisha Nath are members of the women’s fencing team and both participated in the 2025 US ...

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Cornell is among 32 elite U.S. colleges and universities sued in a federal antitrust lawsuit alleging the schools misled applicants by portraying their early decision policies as binding.

There will be "a full forfeit of [Kehlani's] whole compensation" in the case of political activity at Slope Day, according to President Michael Kotilkoff.

Cornell joined a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Energy and DOE Secretary Chris Wright after proposed cuts to indirect costs for research grants.