Cornell

Ah, axillism – the tried-and-true art of achieving an orgasm by masturbating with your partner’s armpit.

Wait, what?!

That’s right; people will do anything to “get off,” including Cornell’s sex guru Liana Mancini whose foray into armpit love came to a screeching halt this p

Every week, the Cornell Daily Sun prints an anonymous dairy that chronicles the daily life of one Cornell student.

While you may scoff at the notion of Ivy Leaguers leading newsworthy lives, this week’s diary, penned by a 21-year-old male, is genuinely entertaining – whic

On Monday, Ithaca College’s student-produced reality series, Ivy, debuted on the ICTV network, and the reception amongst Cornellians, whom the series is loosely based upon, was mixed.

According to the co-producers of the series, Rachel Hastings and Ed Pietzak, Ivy is a dry

Over the past year, YouTube has been inundated with hundreds of videos encouraging Americans to vote.

Celebrities, politicians and college students each had their say in the campaign process, but only one of their videos made a real difference and rallied millions of disenfranchi

In late October, the life of Evan Dowland Wade, a fourth-year engineering student, was tragically cut short when he accidentally crashed his SUV into a tree near Cornell University.

To this day, the unexpected loss of one of Cornell’s brightest young students is still deeply felt

Some fraternity Genteleman threw a party

Conservative parents can rest easy now, because a study published in PS: Political Science and Politics has found that students—whether liberal or conservative—are not easily swayed by the political ideologies of their professors.

Roughly 7,000 students a