The megadrought has sparked concerns about the future of water resources in the Southwest, particularly regarding the Colorado River. The management of the Colorado River has been a pervasive issue ...

To make last-minute help more accessible, Yanni Kouloumbis ’26 and Nour Gajial ’26 founded MathGPT, an artificial intelligence-powered platform that offers step-by-step, easy-to-understand homework ...

Former bank branch is planned to be refurbished into an emergency cold-weather shelter under New York State’s Code Blue program.

Universities make people smarter, the search for academic inquiry and the honing of talents against the whetstone of fellow students increases a person’s intellectual capacity. The college-educated ...

National Labor Relations Board Administrative Law Judge Geoffrey Carter ordered Starbucks to reopen “within a reasonable period of time” two Ithaca locations that closed after employees formed ...

Most Cornell students live simultaneously in two realities: one where they are aware that American missiles are being used in one of the most repugnant acts of ethnic cleansing in human history, where ...

At their core, co-ops are a working critique of capitalism — the economic system based on competition, not cooperation.

Two weeks ago, members of United Auto Workers Local 2300 ratified an agreement with the University that secured them a $43 million contract over the next four years. As chatter about the strike ...

Cornell football started its 2023-2024 season on top of the world. It all kicked off in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, with a strong win against Lehigh University, followed by a nail-biting triumph at Yale, ...

Are your taints tickled??” cries Papa Emeritus IV, AKA Copia, to a sea of cultishly enthralled fans, his sequinned blue blazer resplendent under kaleidoscopic stage lights in Los Angeles’ Kia Forum.

Here is the thing: protest is supposed to involve risk. History is filled with examples of protestors who stood openly and proudly for their beliefs.