13+ hour, 11+ min ago   (931+ words) While some students spent their summer in offices, the student managers at Dilmun Hill Student Farm worked full-time growing produce for the Ithaca community. The farm’s philosophy is to “learn by doing,” and that’s exactly what the students did. “These…...

15+ hour, 51+ min ago   (891+ words) The American Constitution Society at Cornell Law School hosted Rep. Josh Riley (D-N.Y.) for a Q&A on Thursday evening at Morrill Hall. The event, open to all members of the Cornell community, allowed students to speak directly with Riley…...

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (923+ words) Nowadays, it is difficult to miss the cacophony of colors that dress electrical boxes, alleys and other formerly bare spaces in Ithaca. But Ithaca has not always hosted such a diverse array of art. Since 2009, the nonprofit Ithaca Murals has…...

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (590+ words) This summer gave me a taste of what Ithaca is like — the real Ithaca, full of gritty, passionate people. The City of Ithaca shaped by decades of inequality and disconnect from those in power. The Ithaca most students don’t dare…...

3+ week, 4+ hour ago   (440+ words) Summer is a haze of devotion. Mounting an abundance of time, we find ourselves with room for activities and self-serving interests we often neglect during the school year. Built upon freedom and relaxation, the season encourages a unique engagement with…...

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (958+ words) Cornell’s performing and media arts department has a long and complex history, yet much of its story has remained out of the public eye. Prof. Bruce Levitt, performing and media arts, along with three Nexus Scholars, set out to explore…...