The Cornell Daily Sun

Established in 1880, The Sun holds the title of the oldest college daily newspaper in the United States that has remained independent. Throughout the academic year, The Sun releases a print version every Tuesday and Thursday, which is available for free both on newsstands and online. The newspaper is entirely run by students from Cornell University, with just a handful of full-time staff members handling production and business roles. Its office is located in downtown Ithaca.

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Cornell Hockey Schedule Tracker: What We Know About the Men's and Women's Hockey 2025-2026 Schedules

2 weeks ago | cornellsun.com | Jane McNally |Eli Fastiff

Though men’s and women’s hockey’s full schedules will not be released until later on this summer, other teams around the NCAA have announced their 2025-2026 slates, giving us a better idea of what next season will look like for both teams. This article tracks the status of next season's schedules for Cornell men’s and women’s hockey. It will be updated as new information is released and when the final schedules are ultimately made public.
For Men’s Lacrosse, This Monday Means More

1 month ago | cornellsun.com | Jane McNally

“We built the foundation.”That’s what head coach Connor Buczek ’15 MBA ’17 said after bringing his alma mater within three goals of a national title. The year is 2022. Memorial Day. It’s CJ Kirst’s first season. Buczek is 28. East Hartford, Connecticut is the stage. Cornell is the No. 7 seed in the 2022 National Collegiate Athletic Association Tournament. The Red roared to Championship Monday, making its first appearance in the title game in over 10 years.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR | Class of 2025, It’s Your Time ‘to Do the Greatest Good’

1 month ago | cornellsun.com | Julia Senzon

Congratulations to the newest Cornell alumni — the Class of 2025! As you don black gowns and shoulder tassels representing your collegiate communities and accomplishments, graduation may feel like a decisive ending. Your long chapter of trudging up the slope to classes, searching for an empty seat in the Olin stacks and scribbling through prelims in Barton is coming to a close.
SUN EXCLUSIVE: Kotlikoff and Bala Discuss Funding Freeze, Slope Day Controversy, SEVIS Records

1 month ago | cornellsun.com | Dorothy France-Miller |Matthew Kiviat |Julia Senzon

The Sun sat down with President Michael Kotlikoff and Provost Kavita Bala during a period where the “University is facing substantial challenges,” according to Kotlikoff. The two newly appointed administrators have steered Day Hall this semester amidst a federal funding freeze, controversy after Kehlani’s removal as Slope Day headliner, concerns about visa revocations and more.
Student Artist Spotlight: Katherine Lynn-Rose

1 month ago | cornellsun.com | Melissa Moon

With the semester ending, I’ve been reminiscing on the wonderful artists I’ve had the pleasure of interviewing this year. They displayed a vast range of undeniable talent and distinct individuality. One consistent factor, from artist to artist, is how integral community is to their craft. I was lucky enough that Cornell’s tight-knit artistic community led me to Katherine Lynn-Rose ’25. Liv Licursi ’25, in my last interview, introduced me to Lynn-Rose.
MULTIMEDIA | Around the Sun: 4/27 - 5/3

1 month ago | cornellsun.com | Marian Caballo |Gabriel Munoz |Gabriel Muñoz |Jade Dubuche

MULTIMEDIA | On this episode of Around the Sun, City Editor Gabriel Muñoz and Social Media Editor Jade Dubuche share this week’s top headlines.Join us every weekend for the most comprehensive look at Cornell and Ithaca news, and read more at the link in our bio.
The Return to Wired Headphones: An Indie Fad or Sentimental Nostalgia?

1 month ago | cornellsun.com | Caitlin Gallagher

It is an interesting thing to see trends come back from your own youth. I had always thought that it would be years and years before I experienced this — I’ve had visions of me making fun of my children for wearing baggy pants and Adidas sneakers in thirty years. However, I have begun noticing an old trend resurfacing among my peers as I walk across campus. Yes, college reader, we are old enough to have trends resurface and the newly resurrected trend is headphones with wires.
Revolutionizing the Future of Travel: Max Owens Pursues His Passion for Innovation as the CEO and Founder of MAVRIK - The Cornell Daily Sun

1 month ago | cornellsun.com | Leah Chang

Max Owens, the founder and CEO of MAVRIK, has used his drive for engineering and innovation to created a successful self-flying passenger vehicle company.
With Second Term Secured, Student Assembly President Zora deRham ’27 Outlays Vision for Future

2 months ago | cornellsun.com | Jason Choi

Facing a second term in office, Student Assembly President Zora deRham ’27 described her vision to connect the Student Assembly with student concerns. deRham beat out three other candidates with a campaign focused on institutional knowledge. Reflecting on her win, deRham said, “I’m definitely honored that Cornellians have chosen to place their trust in me again and give me a little bit more time to … effect some change.” The sophomore is from Connecticut and studies agricultural sciences.
Student Artist Spotlight: Liv Licursi

2 months ago | cornellsun.com | Melissa Moon

The more people I meet at this school, the more awed I am by the dedication and passion that overflows in each and every one. All that zeal is embodied in Liv Licursi ’25, director, producer and performer extraordinaire. It’s difficult to decide where to begin discussing her achievements — Licursi really can and does do everything. She’s a whirlwind of a person, bubbling over with conviction that shines through in all of her projects.