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PREVIEW: Men’s Lacrosse Prepares to Host Ivy League Tournament, Face Yale in Semifinal Round
Last year, the Red saw its postseason cut short in the first game of the Ivy League Tournament. This year, it enters the semifinal not only as first in the Ivy League, but first in the country. With its victory over Dartmouth last weekend, the Red earned the status of first seed and host of the conference tournament. Play kicks off Friday, when Cornell faces No. 4 Yale in the first semifinal, a match which will be followed by the second semifinal between No. 2 Princeton and No. 3 Harvard. “Every team’s different year after year, but within the league, I think all these teams are pretty well understood,” said…
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Pathways to Peace: Cornell to Host Panel on Middle East Conflict
As global tensions continue to rock the political landscape, Cornell is set to host Pathways to Peace, a panel discussion that will explore the conflict in Israel, Palestine and the Middle East. The event, scheduled for Monday at 6 p.m. in Bailey Hall, will bring together leading scholars, policymakers and regional experts for an in-depth conversation on historical tensions, current challenges and “potential paths forward for the people of Israel and Palestine” — according to the event’s description. The event is free and open to all Cornell and community members with tickets. Ryan Crocker, a former United States Ambassador who served in Afghanistan and Iraq, among other countries, will moderate…
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PREVIEW: Men’s Lacrosse Gears Up to Host Penn State, First Top-Ten Opponent of the Season, After Ivy League Awards Earned by Kirst, Knust
Cornell headed into its 2024 match with Penn State looking to prove a point against the Nittany Lions, who had snagged a low-scoring win the year before. Instead, Penn State took a 20-9 victory over the Red, extending Cornell’s drought in the series to three consecutive losses. An offensive explosion from Penn State in the first half put them up 11-4 before halftime, and Cornell couldn’t make a comeback. In its first top-10 matchup of the 2025 season, No. 3 Cornell (4-0) is seeking to make a mark on the national stage — and a decisive conclusion against No. 9/8 Penn State (4-1) could substantiate the Red’s claim to a…