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Ryan Lombardi Struts the Runway in CFC Fashion Show
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Vice President Ryan Lombardi models for Cornell Fashion Collective’s annual fashion show.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/ryan-lombardi/)
Vice President Ryan Lombardi models for Cornell Fashion Collective’s annual fashion show.
In an exclusive interview, Ryan Lombardi and Joel Malina discuss the campus climate following the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war, including the antisemitic threats made by a Cornell student, Prof. Rickford’s remark and the University’s controversial statements on these matters.
Cornell students in support of Palestine accused the University of silence following threats toward Palestinian students and allies, as well as criticizing their response to the Israel-Hamas war and ties to Israel.
As free speech concerns and Cornell’s relationship with Starbucks continue to prompt heated dialogue on campus, VP of Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi and Dean of Students Marla Love shared their perspectives with The Sun.
The Sun talked to Vice President of Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi and Dean of Students Marla Love about upcoming SCL priorities.
Students and Starbucks employees alike participated in a takeover of Day Hall on Thursday. The occupation was in order to force Starbucks off campus in the wake of the announced closures of the two remaining Ithaca locations.
Students and professors rave over this year’s Slope Day lineup featuring Ryan Lombardi and Jake Chadson ’25 as headliners.
To the Editor:
In his most recent column, Patrick Mehler ’23 argued that Cornell’s new judicial system is the “most community-focused and recidivism-preventing judicial process across college campuses.” Hyperbole aside, as a member of the Cornell community, I find this claim highly suspect. Under the new system led by Vice President for Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi, all authority to alter and administer the Student Code of Conduct is vested in Vice President Lombardi. The prior system incorporated Cornell’s shared-governance structure through the University Assembly Codes and Justice Committee which is comprised of representatives from the faculty, staff and student communities. To call anything which strips power from the voices of the Cornell community and hands it to a sole unaccountable authority “inclusive” and “community-focused” is disrespectful to the very idea of inclusivity and community. In 1969, there was a similar debate over the fate of the Cornell judicial system.
Cornell announces new consequences for missing required surveillance tests, including a hold on class enrollment and losing access to campus facilities.
Vice President for Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi announced that Cornell has returned to COVID-19 alert level green in a Monday morning email.