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Student Assembly Ethics Investigation Delayed, Report to be Released Saturday
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Due to “unexpected delays,” the Student Assembly Office of Ethics pushed the release of its report on several high-ranking Assembly members.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/student-assembly/page/3/)
Due to “unexpected delays,” the Student Assembly Office of Ethics pushed the release of its report on several high-ranking Assembly members.
Director of Elections for the Student Assembly Luke Thomas ’27 stesses the importance of voting, particularly in the wake of recent Student Assembly controversies.
Student Assembly elections will be moved back one week due to an ongoing ethics investigation into several members prompted by leaked text messages.
Oink, oink, Student Assembly leadership! Your time is over.
The Cornell community will vote on whether Cornell should divest from weapons manufacturers “supporting the ongoing war in Gaza.”
While Cornellians assume that attacks on women’s rights happen elsewhere — in esteemed legislatures and gilded courts — DeLorenzo’s actions remind us that many of the attacks on reproductive freedom and gender equality occur on campus.
The Student Assembly passed a resolution condemning the usage of legacy admissions at Cornell to promote greater inclusion and equity in future classes.
Following the publication of a Sun investigation on alliances within the Student Assembly, the Student Assembly’s Office of Ethics has begun a preliminary investigation into several Student Assembly members.
I condemn in the strongest terms Rocco DeLorenzo’s positions on gender issues that impact our campus community.
Private text messages showcase a plan to create a Greek life “machine” in the Student Assembly that would shape the agenda of the governing body to be favorable to fraternities and block women’s health-related resolutions.