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Anything can happen in a one-game playoff contest. Cornell has split its season series against Yale, falling in a shootout on ...

Calling all sufferers of classical music imposter syndrome: the ones who feel guilty for not appreciating symphonies, who wish they could contribute to a conversation when someone brings up Mozart ...

Smoke plumes billow from the distance, a dusky silhouette sinks into the ablaze, molten gold horizon. Opaque, viscous crude ...

One of the perks of college life is that otherwise normal days often morph into holidays, and at Cornell, this phenomenon is especially true. The spring Wednesday after our last day of classes?

No. 3 men’s lacrosse (4-1) made the trip south to No. 14 Richmond (3-2) and escaped with a 12-11 victory over the Spiders. Richmond opened the scoring one minute into the game but were answered ...

For Deborah Fisher, a newly announced candidate for the Ithaca Common Council’s Fifth Ward, the reason to run was clear.

For my roommate and I, the first Saturday in March is more than just an ordinary Saturday — it’s the most important day of ...