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LIVE: Students Stage Pro-Palestine Encampment on the Arts Quad
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Approximately 50 students staged a pro-Palestine encampment on the Arts Quad as of early Thursday morning.
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First-Year Women Accuse Student Assembly Presidential Candidate of Harassment
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Four first-year women have accused 35-year-old Student Assembly presidential candidate Getulio Gonzalez-Mulattieri ’25 of unwanted advances last semester, when they were 17- and 18-years-old.
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BREAKING: Student Assembly Elections Committee Unanimously Approves Presidential Candidate Audrey Pinard’s ’25 Disqualification Appeal
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After her appeal was approved in a unanimous vote, Audrey Pinard ’25 is back in the race for Student Assembly president.
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The Morrill Act, a Pipestone Quarry and the Fight for Repatriation: The Story of Cornell’s Ties to 155,340 Acres of Wisconsin Land
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Indigenous communities at Cornell and in Wisconsin bring to light the University’s ties to over 100,000 acres of northern Wisconsin land.
Science
Cornell Professors Share Insight into AI in Veterinary Medicine
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Artificial intelligence technologies can be widely applied in veterinary medicine, particularly in diagnosing disease and creating personalized treatment strategies.
Multimedia
MULTIMEDIA | Touring the Itai Cohen Lab
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Graduate student and lab member Japheth Omonira took Sun science editor Laine Havens on a tour of the Itai Cohen lab, biophysics lab that focuses on matter in motion, including biological tissues, microscopic robots and insect flight
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Village of Lansing Elects Uncontested Trustees Amid Low Turnout
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On April 23, residents of the Village of Lansing showed up to the polls to elect the two unopposed candidates to the Village’s Board of Trustees.
Letters To
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Encouraging Open Dialogue on Campus
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I believe that exposing our community to a variety of beliefs — including those we might vehemently disagree with — is essential for a truly educational experience.
Arts & Culture
PROFILE | Pulling Punches
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On April 16, I had the opportunity to sit down with Pulling Punches for an interview. Pulling Punches consists of keyboardist Andrew Sposato ’27, guitarist Derek Block ’27, rhythm guitarist Lucas Mitchell ’27, bassist Lynden Cellini ’27, drummer Sam Cook ’25 and vocalist Stella Crawford ’27 — a big group, yes, and I was lucky enough to speak with five out of the six of them. What made this interview especially interesting was that the band has recently undergone a rebrand; once known as Compost, Pulling Punches is redefining itself — and its music. Courtesy of Derek Block
The band recently released their first original song as Pulling Punches, “Can You See This Through?” — a catchy, all-encompassing Smashing Pumpkins-esque track. Mitchell described this as an inspirational shift from songs like Franz Ferdinand’s “Take Me Out” and Blur’s “Song 2” to a more alternative sound, or as he puts it, a “more bombastic” sound.
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BREAKING: Claire Ting ’25 Disqualification Appeal Rejected, Two More S.A. Presidential Candidates Disqualified
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The Student Assembly presidency is now a two-candidate race after Claire Ting’s ’25 disqualification appeal was rejected and two other presidential candidates were disqualified.