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Student Assembly Unanimously Passes Resolution Urging End to Legacy Admissions
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The Student Assembly passed a resolution condemning the usage of legacy admissions at Cornell to promote greater inclusion and equity in future classes.
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The Student Assembly passed a resolution condemning the usage of legacy admissions at Cornell to promote greater inclusion and equity in future classes.
With the approval of Faculty Senate Resolution 193, students will not see median grades included on transcripts for courses taken in the Fall 2023 semester and beyond.
The Tompkins County ceasefire resolution failed to pass on Feb. 6 amidst Middle East tensions.
The Student Assembly rejected Resolution 51, which urged Cornell to divest from companies “committing morally reprehensible actions” in Gaza, with a 16-4 vote.
The Faculty Senate proposed eliminating the permanent asterisk notations that indicate an incomplete designation record.
On Thursday, Oct. 5, the Student Assembly passed resolutions to enter students who vote in this year’s S.A. elections in a raffle to win prizes and to form a special committee to investigate selective clubs.
The Student Assembly passed Resolution 16 to exclude Cornell’s LGBTQ+ student union from the requirement to provide a list of member names while applying for funding.
Valeria Valencia ’23 describes her three-year terms in Student Assembly and how she tried to represent more voices on campus.
On Thursday, the Student Assembly passed resolutions to protect free speech on campus and amend S.A. election procedures.
In an email to Student Assembly, President Martha Pollack expressed support for Resolution 20, which promotes increased access to nonprescription health care supplies including contraception through campus vending machines.