“Why Do Weed-Out Classes Even Exist?” Frowns Crabgrass-Shaped Student

BAKER LABORATORY—Cornell University is infamous for its competitive culture and weed-out classes. Introductory courses across STEM disciplines are particularly notorious for their cutthroat atmosphere, sporting high failure and drop rates. For many students, being weeded out means reconsidering their major; but for one crabgrass-shaped freshman, it is much deeper than that. Marshall Grass ‘30 believes…

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Novick’s Fall Menu Still Just Muddy Puddle Water Scooped Around the Back

NOVICK’S CAFE — This fall season, unsuspecting freshmen flocked to Novick’s Cafe on North campus, greeted by the shining monolith of the highly awaited fall menu.  Featuring classics like the Pumpkin Spice Latte, Novick’s took their seasonal spirit a step further by debuting more unique iterations of autumn favorites. The “Moldy Leaf Macchiato” and “Rotten…

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Report: Skepticism Up 60%?

WASHINGTON, D.C.—According to a new study published by Pew Research Center, skepticism among Americans has increased by 60 percent in the last two years, marking a shift in—wait, hold on. 60%? That can’t be right. Pew found that Americans’ belief in information presented as factual has plummeted across a range of ages and political leanings,…

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Swing Voter Would Vote Blue But Ughhh Trump Is Soooo Relatable When He Starts Going On Tangents About Men’s Bodies

ITHACA—As Election Day unwinds, swing voters and independents across the country make the consequential choice of which party to vote for. But some swing voters are still torn between his options. “I prefer the policies of Democrats, but I just agree with Trump on so much more,” said an undecided Don Lang ’27. “Democrats simply…

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NSF…W? OnlyFans to Start Research Fund in Lieu of Federal Grants

WASHINGTON, DC— The Trump Administration has cut over $1.4 billion in National Science Foundation (NSF) grants, leaving many researchers with limited options to fund their work. OnlyFans, the often-X-rated video subscription service, has recently formed a 501(c)(3) foundation to award research funding to universities, emerging as an unconventional academic hero.  “Middle-aged men won’t allocate money…

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