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Garrett Bass-Sulpizio’s career-high four touchdowns leads Cornell to win Over Georgetown

Garrett Bass-Sulpizio’s career-high four touchdowns leads Cornell to win Over Georgetown
Garrett Bass-Sulpizio accounted for a career-high four touchdowns Saturday, leading Cornell football to its second consecutive victory with a 35-14 win over Georgetown in Washington, D.C. Cornell improved to 2-1 by scoring on its first ... more
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Adam Schaban’s late goal lifts Cornell soccer past Brown

Adam Schaban’s late goal lifts Cornell soccer past Brown
Adam Schaban scored the go-ahead goal in the 75th minute as Cornell men's soccer rallied from an early deficit to defeat Brown 2-1 on Saturday afternoon at Stevenson-Pincince Field. The Big Red improved to 6-2 ... more
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Cornell volleyball sweeps Princeton to stay unbeaten in Ivy League play

Cornell volleyball sweeps Princeton to stay unbeaten in Ivy League play
Cornell women's volleyball remained unbeaten in Ivy League play Saturday night, holding off Princeton in a competitive three-set sweep at Dillon Gym. The Big Red won 25-22, 25-23 and 27-25 to improve to 7-5 overall ... more
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Cornell women’s soccer falls to No. 24 Harvard after second-half surge

Cornell women’s soccer falls to No. 24 Harvard after second-half surge
No. 24 Harvard scored three times in the second half to pull away from Cornell women's soccer and hand the Big Red a 4-1 loss Saturday afternoon at Jordan Field. Cornell fell to 4-4-2 overall ... more
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Burger ‘n’ Bar opens inside Hotel Ithaca

Burger ‘n’ Bar opens inside Hotel Ithaca
Burger 'n' Bar has opened inside The Hotel Ithaca at 222 S. Cayuga St., adding breakfast and dinner service for hotel guests and other downtown diners. The restaurant serves burgers, sandwiches, salads, soups and other ... more
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Cornell volleyball rallies past Penn to remain unbeaten in Ivy League play

Cornell volleyball rallies past Penn to remain unbeaten in Ivy League play
Cornell volleyball remained perfect in Ivy League play Friday night, overcoming a five-point deficit in the second set before sweeping Penn 3-0 at The Palestra. The Big Red improved to 6-5 overall and 2-0 in ... more
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Chemung Canal Trust Company plans new name for Finger Lakes branches

Chemung Canal Trust Company plans new name for Finger Lakes branches
Chemung Canal Trust Company plans to adopt the name Canal Bank & Trust, N.A., bringing its branches and its Capital Bank and Canal Bank divisions under one name. The change will affect branches across the ... more
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Ithaca teen stabbed at Walmart; suspect charged with attempted murder

Ithaca teen stabbed at Walmart; suspect charged with attempted murder
A 17-year-old was stabbed in the chest at the Ithaca Walmart on Thursday afternoon, and an Ithaca man was charged with attempted murder, police said. The Ithaca Police Department said officers responded to the store ... more
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Cornell scientist wins $1.35 million award for quantum-light chips

Cornell scientist wins .35 million award for quantum-light chips
Cornell University physicist Peter McMahon has won a five-year, $1.35 million award to investigate programmable chips that could handle different forms of quantum light. The project aims to make quantum devices more adaptable, though the ... more
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Cornell professor named Library of Congress Kluge Chair

Cornell professor named Library of Congress Kluge Chair
Cornell University professor Steven Jackson has been selected as the Library of Congress' fall 2026 Kluge Chair in Technology and Society. Jackson, Cornell's vice provost for academic innovation, plans to use the appointment to study ... more
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Cornell exhibit explores work clothing and climate change

Cornell exhibit explores work clothing and climate change
A new Cornell University Library exhibit will examine how clothing protects workers — and how climate change is altering the risks they face on farms, at factories and at construction sites. “Weathering the Storm: The ... more
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Cornell study: Canadian power tariffs could raise New York costs, grid risks

Cornell study: Canadian power tariffs could raise New York costs, grid risks
Tariffs or export surcharges on electricity from Canada could raise New York power costs, increase emissions and weaken the grid during extreme weather, according to a new Cornell-led study published in Nature Communications. The findings ... more
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Cornell team builds fish-video dataset to test AI in the wild

Cornell study: Canadian power tariffs could raise New York costs, grid risks
Cornell researchers have released nine hours of labeled underwater video to help computer scientists build better tools for tracking fish behavior outside controlled laboratory settings, according to a university account of the project. The dataset, ... more
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Canandaigua man named in Cornell lawsuit as university agrees to independent review

Canandaigua man named in Cornell lawsuit as university agrees to independent review
The local connection emerged as the case entered a new phase. Tompkins County prosecutors have reopened their criminal investigation, Cornell has agreed to an independent review of its response, and students are scheduled to speak ... more
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Hochul seeks outside Cornell review as Gillibrand presses campus assault bill

Hochul seeks outside Cornell review as Gillibrand presses campus assault bill
Gov. Kathy Hochul wants an independent review of Cornell’s response to the case known as the Cornell Seven, while Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand is pressing Congress to act on campus sexual assault legislation. A reopened criminal ... more
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Cornell archive recovers nearly 1,000 student-requested moon photos

Cornell exhibit explores work clothing and climate change
An old hard drive has yielded nearly 1,000 moon photos requested by middle school students during a NASA mission more than a decade ago. Cornell's Spacecraft Planetary Image Facility is working to restore information needed ... more
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Cornell talk to examine who decides what makes public art good

Cornell exhibit explores work clothing and climate change
An Oct. 19 public talk at Cornell University will ask who gets to judge art and architecture that shape shared spaces: experts, elected leaders or the people who use those spaces. Art historian and critic ... more
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Hangar Theatre plans Spooky Cabaret fundraiser Oct. 11

Hangar Theatre plans Spooky Cabaret fundraiser Oct. 11
Mary Malaney and fellow performers will bring a Halloween-themed cabaret to the Hangar Theatre in Ithaca on Sunday, Oct. 11, to raise money for its KIDDSTUFF children's theater series. The all-ages show runs from 3 ... more
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Cornell researchers study oarfish fins for quieter underwater robots

Cornell study: Canadian power tariffs could raise New York costs, grid risks
An unusual deep-sea fish is helping Cornell researchers think through a quieter way to move an underwater robot. Their new study describes how an oarfish can propel itself with ripples along its long dorsal fin ... more
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