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Students Display Innovative, Diverse Technology Projects at BOOM Showcase
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Cornell students showcased their technology projects in the Bits On Our Minds event, presenting their ideas and learning from industry experts.
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Investigation Uncovers Cocaine Use and Hazing Inside Engineering Fraternity
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Cornell’s Kappa Delta Chapter of Theta Tau was suspended due to hazing and drug use violations revealed in an investigation from the fraternity’s Central Office.
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A History of Dragon Day, Cornell’s Rowdiest 100-Year-Old Tradition
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The Sun takes a look at the history of Dragon Day, a cherished Cornell tradition.
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BEARD | The Freedom to Think Critically
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Cornell needs to buckle down on the development of critical thinking and writing skills in its undergraduates
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Project Teams Spend the Summer Excelling in Competitions, Traveling Globally
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This summer, many of Cornell’s project teams continued to pursue their passions, ranking high at prestigious competitions and traveling across the globe.
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Big Red Adaptive Play and Design Re-Wires Toys for Accessibility
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The Big Red Adaptive Play and Design Initiative re-engineers toys and devices to boost their accessibility throughout Ithaca.
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Dragon Day Scales Up Sustainability Emphasis in Annual Parade
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At this year’s annual Dragon Day event, architecture students emphasized sustainability through building a dragon model out of recycled materials.
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Into the Source Code: A Look Into Cornell AppDev
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Through Cornell AppDev, one of the College of Engineering’s project teams, students are designing and launching apps to solve problems within the Cornell community.
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Students Express Concern, Understanding Over New Engineering Credit Limit
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Following a new College of Engineering credit limit, some students express concern about graduation requirements, while others appreciate the increased awareness of mental health on campus.
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MEIDENBAUER | Major Decisions
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After making it through pre-enroll, classes began without much fanfare. Everything started off really fine. Well, until the first prelims came around. All of a sudden, I was working harder than ever before, determined to prove I was worthy of a Cornell Engineering degree. I spent countless hours studying, talking with professors, agonizing over problem sets, all determined to reach the ultimate goal of what I thought was ‘success’. But, I never took a second to question whether or not I was happy.