World renowned Cornell professor and social psychologist James B. Maas M.A. ’63 Ph.D. ’66 died at 86. He was best known for ...

Curfews and parties were the subject of this 1958 student protest where students struck fear into the heart of the administration by throwing eggs and waving flags. Sun File Photo ...

The Buffalo Pothole Bandit, an anonymous artist from Buffalo, New York, visited Ithaca last weekend to turn some of the city’s potholes into unique tile mosaics.

Cornell’s former quarterback Jameson Wang ’25 was offered his first professional contract for the Frankfurt Galaxy last Wednesday and is expected to start his first pro game on Saturday.

The history is something to just be in awe of,” Ashton said. “[In] both school and hockey, the team has a winning reputation.

Hannah Shvets ’27 was announced as the winner of the Democratic primary for Ward 5 Common Council alderperson with 40.49 percent of the vote. In November, Shvets will run against former ...

Music will float across Cayuga Lake on July 27 with waterside bands jamming out for paddlers, kayakers, walkers and the community at the Cayuga Waterfront Trail.

Jennie Sutcliffe takes on the Tompkins County Whole Health Commissioner role, overseeing health in the county.