Cornell Daily Sun

Pros: editorials are good
Cons: world news isn't as comprehensive as internet

The Cornell Daily Sun may just well be one of the finest daily university publications out there. It's a very professional paper, independent of the University, and run by students for students, staff, alumni, profs and others interested in the Cornell...

Pros: It's a quarter on campus..what do you want?
Cons: Huge sports sections at the expense of other news.

The Daily Sun is vastly more professional than some other college newspapers I have seen. It seems to rely heavily on a staff which is dedicated to pursuing journalism as a career, and who can actually write very well. This staff, however, comes with...

Pros: entertaining coverage of Cornell life
Cons: none for those interested in Cornell

The Cornell Daily Sun may not have much competition -- part of the
daily masthead is "Ithaca's Only Morning Daily" -- but it doesn't need
any to stay sharp.

As a student, the Sun was always a welcome distraction upon...

Pros: Short and too the point
Cons: no weekends

When I was a Cornellian, I loved this paper. Here are the reasons why:

1. It was $0.25. Can't beat that price for some quick entertainment and information (unless it were free - and you could usually find it that way when someone was...

Pros: Good quality articles
Cons: Student columns

At Cornell, I had the Daily Sun delivered to my door for three years. I would actually enjoy waking up a little early each morning to have the opportunity to read the paper in bed. Or, I would read it at breakfast. But regardless of where I read the...

Pros: Comprehensive, entertaining, and daily.
Cons: Website lacks photographs.

Previous reviews about the Cornell Daily Sun lamented the previous pathetic website, but things have changed. The site was out of commission for several months and the result is now a greatly improved website.
The stories posted on the website are...

Pros: Quality paper, coverage of Cornell
Cons: For Cornellians only

I read this paper every day for three years when I was at Cornell and now I read it online. First, for those alumni that want to keep up on daily Cornell events, the Sun's coverage is top-notch. Although their website was on and off for most of the...