The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/ananthijayasundera/)
Cornell Republicans, the Cornell Review and the Cornell Political Union hosted an event to discuss topics surrounding free speech and expression amid national attention at Cornell on the topic.
Students can meet new friends and hone their language skills during Conversation Hours at the Language Resource Center
Following the completion of roadwork on College Avenue, business owners are frustrated with the construction’s impact on customer traffic and safety.
“Social media has now allowed me to advocate for what I’m passionate about at the highest level of our government,” said J.C. Dombrowski. “I am so thankful that social media has opened doors up for me—doors I didn’t even know existed in the first place.”
Expansions to Thurston Hall, set to be completed in 2024, will allow the building to house the University’s growing biomedical engineering major.
After a large donation from Robert S. Harrison ’76, the College Scholar Program will be renamed in his name.
Cornell Classic Department put on an original Latin language production of the Terrence classic, Adelphoe.
A Cornell University a cappella group, The Class Notes, has made history by becoming the first ever Ivy League a cappella group to advance to ICCA Finals.
The recent deaths of three Cornellians spurred campus-wide discussions on student mental health. Now students are reflecting on Cornell’s mental health support.
Since the closing of the field trips to Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, the museum has reached over 1,600 students through virtual classroom instruction.