The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/opinion/page/2/)
It’s vitally important that the Cornell campus understands the deliberative process that goes into writing Sun editorials. So here’s what you should know about what a Sun editorial is — and isn’t.
Will you pay thousands to an anti-trans speaker and then have me arrested if I speak out?
For everyone who disagrees with the ideas Coulter promotes, we are the ones who should show up in the masses.
I urge you to vote in the Spring 2024 elections – not because of any candidate or office, but because of the numerous ballot initiatives we have this year.
Travel has been one of my passions and the source of great pleasure, but it has also been my path to understanding history, different cultures and other ways of living.
Time and again, Cornell has disadvantaged its undergraduates, except, of course, the most privileged few.
She rose quickly at The Sun, and by the time we ran against each other for Managing Editor in 1974, it was a rivalry born in late nights and reams of copy together.
We are inspired by our students’ principled call for divestment from businesses that profit from war and the perpetuation of massacres across the globe, most recently in Gaza.
As faculty, students and staff, we must come together to ensure that Cornell stands up against this pressure and protects the university as a free space for thinking, learning and expression.
My immediate initial reaction to the D grade given to Cornell by the ADL was — and remains — that it is unwarranted and decidedly does not correspond to what I have seen and have experienced on campus.