The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/students/)
Following a sensational Freedom of Expression theme year, President Pollack looked no further than the second amendment when deciding on next year’s theme.
Cornellians reflect on their experiences with this year’s Perfect Match dating algorithm.
Although many students appreciated Cornell’s community day on Friday, Nov. 3, many also urged the University to take further action in response to recent threats and tensions.
President Martha Pollack and Vice President of Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi spoke to the Student Assembly about how Cornell’s initiatives will promote academic excellence and diversity.
Cornell settled an April 2020 class-action lawsuit by agreeing to pay $3 million towards a compensation fund for students impacted by online classes in the Spring 2020 semester.
Cornell students interacted with admissions representatives from across the country at Cornell Career Services’ Postgraduate Fairs to gain insight on graduate life and applications.
Current residents of the Gothic halls in West Campus share their experiences with poor living conditions, putting into question Cornell’s budgeting and maintenance plan.
SNL Comedians Ego Nwodim and Molly Kearney performed comedy for around 200 Cornell community members.
Despite the treacherous winter weather and scary Ithaca Walmart, we really are lucky to go to a school with such innovative minds. Where else could you get a Chinese takeout on the move as you rush to fail your math prelim? Where else could you quickly find a salad after being canceled for answering a provocative Big Red Heads question? The new walk-thru Dining Hall is state of the art, and will offer countless benefits to the Cornell student body.
On March 18th, Cinemapolis provided customers with tickets to free films, intending to bring greater attention to the downtown Ithaca theater.