At Cornell, the College Daily Will No Longer Be Daily

When your on-campus audience is more likely to look at the phone between classes than pick up a newspaper, what’s a student publication to do?  For a steadily increasing number of student-led papers, the answer has been doing away with print. The Cornell Daily Sun, one of the country’s leading student newspapers, announced on Monday that it would decrease its print production to three days a week from five, joining a growing list of college and professional newspapers forced to adapt to financial challenges and the changing habits of readers.