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The Cornell Daily Sun aims to bring the latest information about the coronavirus, as it pertains to the Cornell community and Tompkins County. Start here for news, resources and more.

Shortstop Deli was open 24/7 since 1978. The pandemic forced the downtown joint to cut back its hours. — The Deli Was Open 24 Hours for 42 Years. Now, Shortstop and Other Businesses are Struggling to Survive.
By Raphy Gendler | July 3, 2020
“No other challenges I have faced in 30 years come close to the challenges of this pandemic. Probably no other challenge for anyone has been this hard.”

behavioral compact

Students will be required to wear a mask on campus, according to the Cornell behavioral compact.

Lombardi: Behavioral Compact Must Be Followed, Testing Starts Mid-July

Campus Reopening

In their plan for reopening President Pollack and Provost Kotlikoff cite modeling that suggests a hybrid semester, with stringent testing, is safer than an entirely remote semester. The Sun interviewed the professor leading that modeling effort, Prof. Peter Frazier.

What Happens if Someone Throws a Party? Questions and Answers on the Model Reopening Campus

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Ithaca mayor Svante Myrick '09 said that students coming back to Cornell's campus is good for the city's economy.

Mayor Says Reopening Plan Gives Ithaca ‘A Shot at Succeeding’

Latest News

Common Council Assesses Current Budget, Considers 5G Installation

July 4, 2020

Patriotic Meals: Food as a Stepping-Stone Towards Liberation

July 3, 2020

TEST SPIN | Black Empowerment in Future’s ‘High Off Life’

July 3, 2020

LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Stop Cornell’s Reactivation

July 3, 2020

Ithaca-Based Online Grocery Shopping Platform Booms Four Months Into Pandemic

July 2, 2020

Cornell Alumna Discusses Lack of Racial Diversity in Finance Industry

July 2, 2020

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Stop Cornell’s Reactivation
SONG | Seven Homes and Four Months Later
LORENZEN | The Cornellians Who Emerged From the Last Pandemic

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“Oh, you’re very articulate. Where did you attend college?” Graves shares her experience of microaggressions in the workplace, and offers solutions to the lack of racial diversity for finance firms and Cornell alumni in the industry.
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“We were at a breaking point,” said Chuck Dong, who has owned Shortstop Deli since 2015 and has worked there for more than 28 years. “I had a closure date in mind. I was looking at the options of bankruptcy. It was a very sad and dark time.”
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Donning a mask, a child holds up a cardboard sign that reads ‘I Am Not a Threat’ during the Uplift and Speak Out! rally on Friday at the Ithaca Commons. (Michael Suguitan / Sun Staff Photographer).

In Photos: Uplift and Speak Out! Rally | June 5, 2020

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The Auburn Correctional Facility (pictured above), a participating member in CPEP, has no reported cases of COVID-19, according to NY-DOCCS.

Cornell Prison Education Program Spearheads Statewide Effort to Provide Masks to the Incarcerated Across NYS

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Are Students Excited to Return to Campus This Fall? It Depends Who You Ask
By Madeline Rosenberg | July 1, 2020
‘We Can Beat the Models’: Cornell, Cayuga Health Sketch Out Safe Fall Reopening
By Sarah Skinner | July 1, 2020
Cornell Cancels Fall 2020 Study Abroad
By Tamara Kamis | July 1, 2020

Sports

Incoming Student That Used Racial Slur in Video Will ‘Not Be a Cornell Student,’ University Says
By Kathryn Stamm and Luke Pichini | June 30, 2020
Amid Campus Reopenings, Ivy League Mulls Options for Fall Athletics
By Luke Pichini | June 30, 2020
Incoming Cornell Freshman Uses Racial Slur in Video, Loses Spot on Football Team
By Kathryn Stamm and Luke Pichini | June 23, 2020

Opinion

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: RE: ‘The SAFC Should Not Get Involved in Politics’
By Opinion Department | July 1, 2020
GUEST ROOM | Whose Lives Really Matter at Cornell?
By Julia Feliz | June 30, 2020
GUEST ROOM | Hollywood, Brutality and Black Lives Matter
By Justin Samuels '10 | June 27, 2020

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Arts & Entertainment

K-pop Garners Support for Black Lives Matter
By Mira Kudva Driskell | June 30, 2020
BLK VOICES | Painful Reveries
By blk voices | June 26, 2020
Kevin Bacon’s ‘You Should Have Left’ Is Unimpressive as a Thriller
By Nkemdirim Obodo | June 26, 2020

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Science

Awaiting University Decision, Professors Prepare for Socially-Distanced Lab Classes
By Tamara Kamis | June 29, 2020
Student Spotlight on Sarah Kline ’20: A Deep Dive into Cornell’s History of Divestment
By Srishti Tyagi | June 25, 2020
Mental Health for Black Cornell Students Requires Not Just Therapy, but Policy Change
By Tamara Kamis | June 25, 2020

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Dining

I Made Bread Too
By Melanie Metz | July 2, 2020
Quarantine Cookout: How Coronavirus is Changing the Dynamics of Summer
By Sarah Austin | June 29, 2020
(Coffee) Love in the Time of Corona: The Pandemic’s Effects on New York Coffee Culture
By Sanjana Kaicker | June 26, 2020

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