ITHACA, N.Y. — Cornell University will now pay $425,000 to the Town of Ithaca annually for the next 10 years beginning July 1 in a new PILOT agreement. A Town Hall resolution was passed on June 10, ...

ITHACA, N.Y. — Over the last five months, negotiating teams representing the City of Ithaca and Cornell University have worked hard to reach an agreement to extend the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU ...

For the first time since 1925, the Cornell and Ithaca communities eagerly await a near-total solar eclipse that will take place on April 8. Many local organizations both on and off campus have been ...

*Editor's note: This story was updated to clarify a quote attribution. Recent events involving union strikes at Cornell might have you believe that there’s always a protest at the university, but the ...

Using Ithaca as a case study, the model mapped over 5,000 residential and commercial buildings, incorporating data from geospatial maps, tax records, building permits, census data, and local records.

A Cornell University student died in an Ithaca gorge over the weekend. Police and firefighters responded to multiple incidents at gorges in the area over a 12-hour period. Cornell University ...

Editor's Note: This column responds to Seth Berman's Oct. 29 column titled Your Vote Won't Matter, But You Still need to use it. I write in response to a recent Sun column that claims the votes of ...

Representatives from two Tompkins County-based non-profits claimed that Ithaca Town planning board members denied input for public comment on two projects which have been a cause for concern among ...

Though he was born in Northern Ontario, Canada, Paul Paradine came to Ithaca 16 years ago and hasn’t looked back. Cornell Tradition recognized Paradine with the Debra S. Newman Award last week.

It's the time of year again to recognize students who've put in the time to meet their goals. Here's a guide to upcoming commencement ceremonies at Ithaca College, Cornell University and Tompkins, ...

UND took a rare trip Thursday. Considering the longevity and prominence of the hockey programs at UND and Cornell, it's hard to believe that UND has only visited Ithaca, N.Y., once. That came in ...