After two weeks of covering the Republican and Democratic National conventions, The Daily Show correspondent John Oliver delivered a killer stand-up set at Bailey Hall on Saturday. Zachary Zahos '15 and Julia Moser '15 talked to the exhausted but irrepressible British comedian about his Cambridge Footlight days, the political media circus and the ever-lovable Herman Cain.

The 35-year-old from Birmingham, England, is best known for his political satire.

Television funnyman Seth Meyers will perform a stand-up comedy routine in Bailey Hall on March 27, the Cornell University Program Board announced Wednesday. Tickets for the event will be available for purchase on Feb. 23 for students and Feb. 24 for the general public. 

The Sun sat down for an interview with Jon Stewart after his Barton Hall show Friday.

Amid the traffic brought upon Cornell by Parents’ Weekend, Barton Hall welcomed students and parents alike with the rare opportunity to see Jon Stewart.

Nathan Tailleur on the troubling dark underside of Jon Stewart and The Daily Show.

Along with mothers and fathers eager to reunite with their children, this year’s First-Year Parents’ Weekend will bring television funnyman Jon Stewart to campus, The Cornell University Programing Board announced Wednesday.

The crowd at Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert's Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear on the National Mall in D.C. Saturday consisted of a fair number of Cornellians. 

Judah Bellin '12 considers the ideological extensions of Jon Stewart's Daily Show. Revealing a flawed and lamentable view of American democracy.

Mathew Sevin '11 criticizes campus-darling Jon Stewart for delivering hypocritical news coverage.