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NYU Professor Decries Violence Against Rohingya in Myanmar at Einaudi Center Lecture
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NYU professor David Ludden discussed the ongoing oppression of Burmese minority groups — including Rohingya Muslims — during an April 27 lecture.
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University Announces New Changes to Housing Selection Process
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Room selection in the fall and more on-campus housing options headline the list of changes to the housing process announced by the University yesterday.
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The Spaces in Between: Poetry Month at Cornell
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Cornellians found various ways to connect and express themselves with poetry throughout April, which is National Poetry Month.
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Sigma Phi Fraternity Faces Deferred Suspension Through Fall 2023 Due to Hazing Violations
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The Sigma Phi fraternity will operate under a deferred suspension until the end of the fall 2023 semester because an investigation by the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards found that they had violated Cornell’s policy against hazing.
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New Gaming and Esports Lounge Set to Open Later in Spring Semester
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Cornell students and faculty anticipate the upcoming Esports lounge as a space to foster community and well-being.
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Campus Residential Advisors Discuss Experiences, Concerns Over Compensation
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Residential Advisors on North Campus discuss their experiences as RA’s, motivations for applying and concerns over compensation.
Homecoming 2022
Homecoming Weekend 2022: Pre-Pandemic Festivities Return to Campus
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During the first homecoming weekend without any COVID-19 restrictions since 2019, the University hosted a slew of activities to go along with the highly anticipated football game and encourage school spirit.
student life
“It’s a New Experience for Everyone”: Cornellians Open Up About the Campus’s Return to a New Normalcy
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With COVID-19 mandates lifted and pre-pandemic activities returning to campus, Cornellians are now enjoying their first “normal” semester since the beginning of the outbreak.
Featured in Category
Unmasking at Cornell: Are Students Shedding Face Coverings Despite University Guidelines?
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Despite ongoing Cornell mandates, students have noticed a decrease in mask-wearing across informal and social spaces on campus.
Columns
NGUYEN | My Platonic Awakening
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But, the optimist in me as loud — and I’m doing my best to listen. If the pandemic taught me to value platonic touch, maybe post-pandemic life will watch me put that lesson into practice. Once it’s safe, and with respect to my friends’ personal boundaries, I’m excited to rewrite my approach to social interactions. To give hugs and hold hands, to link arms and lean on shoulders. To fill my moments with the warmth of physical touch. To embrace the people I love with the new language I’ve learned to love with.