Against these odds, director Curry Barker managed to produce the highest-grossing film of all time with a production budget under $1 million, surpassing classics like The Exorcist with total global ...

New Yorkers will head to the polls to decide who will represent them in the House of Representatives, including key races ...

The junior, who plays No. 1 for the Red, won five matches from Oct. 19-25, including a victory over fellow Cornellian and ...

Cornell Democrats plan on hosting an election night watch party, similar to the one they hosted for the 2024 Presidential race. Cornell Republicans is also hosting an event to watch the election ...

The Office of Management and Budget proposed a rule set to go into effect on Dec. 11 that would limit federal funding for research deemed to be “woke” or “anti-American.” ...

So, with that, I’ve carefully crafted an emo compilation with just the right amount of angst, just the right amount of catharsis, and just the right amount of emo. Not too much, but just enough. From ...

The University Registrar and a Faculty Senate committee have collected feedback via an online form for their proposal to shorten both the add/drop deadline to last just over two weeks. Cornell ...

Elaine Zhang ’29 reflected on her freshman year: “In theory, your expectations of what you should do seem scary, but when it comes to actually doing them, it becomes a lot more manageable because you ...

While the movies continue to be a yearly rewatch, I never imagined new content in the world since the books wrapped everything up very neatly. I definitely was not expecting an alternate reality ...

By definition, arts journalism involves voicing opinions. A successful critical review of any creative work must be subjective, expressing the writer’s unique perspective on the work being reviewed.

Earlier this year, thirteen Cornell professors were awarded the National Science Foundation’s Faculty Early Career Development Program Award. The Sun spoke with four of the recipients across fields ...

Opinion Columnist Mina Petrova '29 argues that unless society's values and priorities fundamentally change, artificial intelligence will be a net negative because of the income equality it generates.