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The Cornell Daily Sun – Ithaca is a student-run newspaper serving Cornell University and the greater Ithaca community.
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- Oct 1, 2026
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BELMONTE | We Are All Complicit (opens the original)
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Editor's Note: This article references sexual assault. I was speaking to a close friend about the scandal that has engulfed this University, as many of us have probably been doing. He’s positioned in a place of having a platform, like me, to speak up about the failures in conduct and controversy; the word that kept littering our conversation was 'complicity.' Don’t think of it literally. It’s not the complicity held in the men who allegedly gang-raped her for hours, or the complicity the other 5
Science and Policy in Action: How BME 4440 Brings Research Beyond the Classroom (opens the original)
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What if your final class project wasn’t just a paper, but something that could actually change real-world policy? In BME 4440: “Science Policy Bootcamp: Concept to Conclusion,” learning does not always stay inside the classroom — while students study science, they also learn how to use it to shape real-world policy and decisions. Taught by Prof. Chris Schaffer, biomedical engineering, the “bootcamp” brings together a group of 15-20 undergraduate and graduate students from different STEM backgrou
AYSW? | Productive Viewing and Other Lies I Tell Myself (opens the original)
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As the first half of the semester comes to an end, I’ve started to notice a trend. Year after year, my viewing taste drastically changes as the semester unfolds. To claim that viewing is seasonal isn’t a crazy claim; it’s been said before — spring is for Pride and Prejudice and How I Met Your Mother; summer is for Mamma Mia and New Girl; fall is for Practical Magic and Gilmore Girls; and winter is for Normal People and Hallmark movies. But beyond the usual seasonal platter, how do my viewing tas
THUMB WAR | ‘Primetime’ (opens the original)
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This article contains spoilers for Primetime. Just like its source material, To Catch a Predator, Primetime (2026) can best be described as utterly revolting. Softly whispering obscene sexual chatroom commands, Chris Hansen (Robert Pattinson), host of the Dateline NBC television series, greets audiences in the opening scene. As a viewer, it’s impossible not to squirm. These commands are graphic, grotesque and exactly what captures the attention of audiences. Primetime knows what it's doing: Prey
What I Wish I Knew Before Cornell in Washington (opens the original)
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Many students studying government and public policy, at some point in their academic journey, face the arduous decision of whether or not to leave Ithaca and set their sights on our nation's capitol: Washington, D.C. This was the dilemma I found myself in last October while going through what could only be described as a mid-college life crisis. I felt unsatisfied with my clubs, like the odd one out in my freshman-year friend group and increasingly anxious about my bleak resume. More than anythi
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