Ali AlSaif '29 explores what roles museums should have in society and how the influence of politics can detract from a museum ...

Randi Weingarten '80, president of the American Federation of Teachers, returned to Ives Hall to teach a four-day seminar on the future of education policy and democracy.

Both Democratic Rep. Josh Riley and his Republican challenger, Peter Oberacker, have made rising utility bills a centerpiece ...

Once the youngest mayor in New York history, Svante Myrick '09 now leads a progressive nonprofit and has written The Art of ...

Steamy Dumpling is one of the newest additions to the Ithaca Commons. Angelina Lei ’28 reviews their soup dumplings, wontons, ...

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Raina Lockwood '28 shares her experience at the Ithaca is Books Festival listening to a talk with author Patricia Lockwood.

The University has updated and expanded its science and technology studies major in the College of Arts and Sciences, ...

“Old Money” made its appearance on the scene of Instagram fashion a few years ago. Dress classy, avoid logos, “shop these ...

Melissa Moon is a member of the Class of 2028 in the College of Arts and Sciences. She is the arts & culture editor for the ...

Leslie Monter-Casio '28 celebrates the life—not just the accomplishments—of author and fellow Cornellian E.B. White.

In the fading wake of Christopher Nolan’s star-studded IMAX giant of an odyssey, debut author Seamus Sullivan has stirred the ...