Emily Greenberg takes on Occupy Museums, the Occupy Wall Street offshoot that is criticizing the supposed elitism of our country's museum, and sees little substance behind their complaints. 

Sarah Angell, in the wake of the Occupy Wall Street protests, discusses her favorite protest songs.

Six Cornell students were arrested this weekend in Washington, D.C., after protesting the proposed construction of an oil pipeline that would transport oil from Canada’s tar sands to refineries in Texas.

Students protest the administration's monthly Internet cap and demands free, unlimited bandwidth. 

A Cornell graduate student was arrested for protesting against a proposal to build a 1,700-mile pipeline outside the White House on Friday.

Members of the Cornell Organization for Labor Action travelled to The Ohio State University to oppose proposed changes to the state's public sector bargaining laws.

Members of the Cornell community, male and female alike, gathered on Ho Plaza Friday to protest recent violence against women in a "Rally for Solidarity."

World-beating guest speakers are one of the many perks Cornell has to offer. But all too often their speeches become spectacles thanks to disruptive and unreasonable protests.

Donning signs reading “Mexican-lookng,” “Sub-human” and “Alien,” members of El Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano  de Aztlán protested Arizona’s recently-passed immigration reform bill in an ILROB 1220: Introduction to Organizational Behavior class this Wednesday.  

On a cold and rainy night this past Friday evening, members of the Board of Trustees, scurrying from dinner to a gala in Bailey Hall, were met with an unlikely greeting: peaceful, yet pronounced, student protest.

A self-described “coalition of students of color” staged the protest to shine light on what they consider to be a lack of administrative support for the needs of various minority communities on campus. Among these concerns were minimal financial resources for Asian and Asian-American students, neglect of student input in the decision to reassign Ujamaa Residential Housing Director Ken Glover and insufficient staffing at the Office of Minority Educational Affairs.