Amid the encampment on the Arts Quad, some of the arrested Day Hall occupants are limiting their involvement to avoid escalated consequences.
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Students Told to Leave by 8 p.m. or Face Academic Suspension, Admin Refuses to Guarantee Negotiations
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Demonstrators in a pro-Palestine encampment which began Thursday morning have been told that they will see academic suspensions if they do not leave by 8 p.m.
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First-Year Zora deRham ’27 Wins Student Assembly Presidential Race, Adam Vinson ’25 Elected EVP
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The student body elected a new slate of representatives to the Student Assembly, with first-year student Zora deRham ’27 winning the presidential seat and Adam Vinson ’25 narrowly winning the race for executive vice president.
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Students Stage Pro-Palestine Encampment on the Arts Quad
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Approximately 50 students staged a pro-Palestine encampment on the Arts Quad as of early Thursday morning.
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Facing Operator and Bus Shortages, TCAT Board Prolongs Suspension of Routes 14S and 83
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TCAT extended its suspension of the 14S and 83 routes due to operator and bus shortages.
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Bestselling Author Rebecca F. Kuang Celebrates Representation at 2024 APIDA Gala
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Rebecca F. Kuang delivered the keynote address regarding the challenges of creating art with Asian representation at this year’s Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Gala.
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From Suppressive Governments to College Campuses: Academics and Journalists Discuss the Power to Dissent
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NPR media correspondent and former Sun editor in chief David Folkenflik ’91 led a panel discussion entitled, “Dissident Writers: A Conversation,” which explored censorship and freedom of expression.
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First-Year Women Accuse Student Assembly Presidential Candidate of Harassment
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Four first-year women have accused 35-year-old Student Assembly presidential candidate Getulio Gonzalez-Mulattieri ’25 of unwanted advances last semester, when they were 17- and 18-years-old.
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BREAKING: Student Assembly Elections Committee Unanimously Approves Presidential Candidate Audrey Pinard’s ’25 Disqualification Appeal
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After her appeal was approved in a unanimous vote, Audrey Pinard ’25 is back in the race for Student Assembly president.
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The Morrill Act, a Pipestone Quarry and the Fight for Repatriation: The Story of Cornell’s Ties to 155,340 Acres of Wisconsin Land
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Indigenous communities at Cornell and in Wisconsin bring to light the University’s ties to over 100,000 acres of northern Wisconsin land.
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Village of Lansing Elects Uncontested Trustees Amid Low Turnout
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On April 23, residents of the Village of Lansing showed up to the polls to elect the two unopposed candidates to the Village’s Board of Trustees.