Nearly 25 students attended Thursday's Student meeting in support of Resolution 10, which criticizes the exclusion of University assemblies in being able to revise the Student Code of Conduct and ...

For the first time, Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit riders can use contactless payment to pay their fare. Previously, ...

301 College Avenue, home to the Jason’s Grocery and Deli convenience store, will be available as a housing option for students in the upcoming housing selection process for the 2026-2027 academic year ...

The field hockey team’s new turf is now ready for its matchup against No. 17 Yale on Friday at 4 p.m. following delays and pushback from local environmentalists.

The Tompkins County Health Department reports a record-high number of tick cases this year, with Lyme disease cases in July ...

Girl groups have taken a backseat in recent years, where all that seems to dominate commercially are solo artists. Take the K-pop sensation BLACKPINK, for example. Together they are yet to achieve a ...

Despite our good-faith compliance with OSCCS’s procedures, an office that promises due process, student justice and ...

The Sun sat down with Vice President for Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi and Dean of Students Mara Love in a 35-minute exclusive interview to discuss the upcoming housing selection process with ...

Scattered across the porches of Fall Creek and Northside Ithaca, over 160 bands took part in Ithaca’s Porchfest this Sunday.

Maia Mehring is a Lifestyle co-editor on the 143rd editorial board. She is a junior in the School of Industrial and Labor ...

Adam Vinson ’25 is seeking a seat on the Tompkins County Legislature with a focus on two issues: advancing Ithaca’s climate goals and strengthening student engagement in local politics. Vinson, a ...

Cuaron brings an excellent perspective to what an apocalypse looks like, straying from a classic totalitarian narrative, ...