I read with interest and dismay the news that Weill Cornell Medicine removed from its website a 2022 statement supporting gender-affirming care for transgender youth. This is a cowardly failure by ...

Yet another imperative weekend looms for men’s hockey, looking at a daunting path to a top-four seed in the ECAC playoffs with eight games left on its ECAC slate.

No one should be forced to choose between pursuing their academic degree and joining, or financially supporting, an organization that espouses views with which they disagree. It’s the antithesis of ...

University leaders launch an initiative to examine prevention strategies, policy reform and elevated institutional accountability surrounding sexual assault on campus.

The steam from your sizzling comfort food subsides as you helplessly scroll through a bleak Netflix feed. I know the feeling. I often find myself rewatching the same shows. I mean, has anyone watched ...

State Sen. Lea Webb (D) announces $4.9 million in grant funding to Broome, Cortland and Tompkins counties to make homeownership and home repairs more accessible.

Women’s basketball played back-to-back Ivy games this past weekend, pulling off a 60-48 win over Dartmouth on Jan. 31, and conceding a tough loss to the Crimson on Feb. 2.

The Ithaca Common Council passed a resolution on Wednesday reaffirming the city’s commitment to maintaining its status as a sanctuary city.

A truly engaging story is unbelievably hard to come by. I love to read, but my expectations for a good book are so demanding that I rarely find myself truly enamored with a story. These criteria give ...

It is a universally acknowledged truth that in the time around Valentine’s Day, everyone, whether single, in a couple or exploring the “it’s complicated” tag, will inadvertently revert to a romcom to ...

Everybody knows a cappella groups — you may have seen their posters around campus, been to their concerts to support a friend or even just heard them rehearsing in Goldwin Smith Hall while trying to ...

Speaking to a sold-out audience at Bailey Hall on Monday, Professor Angela Davis reminded us of that Karl Marx aphorism, in so many words: We make our own history, but not as we choose. Rather, we are ...