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Angela Bunay is a member of the class of 2024 in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations. She was the editor in chief on the 141st Editorial Board, the managing editor on the 140th Editorial Board and an assistant news editor on the 139th Editorial Board. She can be reached at [email protected].
Patrick Dai ’24 accepts a plea deal and admits guilt for his series of antisemitic threats posted in October. He now awaits his sentencing hearing scheduled for Aug. 12.
Since the pandemic, The Sun has undergone numerous ups and downs and remained afloat amid various challenges, including the general decline of local news and journalism as a profession.
Despite these challenges, we continue to publish daily online and twice a week in print. So, what keeps a place like The Sun moving every day? The students.
With excitement, the vastness of opportunity can also conjure great apprehension, but know that at this moment, you are all right where you are meant to be.
Just as the editors of the first issue of The Sun realized, “there are many obstacles in the path of a college daily.” We understand this sentiment now more than ever. After weathering a global pandemic alongside the general decline of print media, our predecessors of the 140th editorial board laid a solid foundation for The Sun to grow by revitalizing the community while continuing to report on important matters. Throughout my nearly three years at The Sun, I have witnessed the strength of independent, student-run journalism, and as the new editorial board emerges, that strength will continue to build.
Early Monday morning, a fire broke out on the third floor of Collegetown Center, an apartment complex which houses many Cornell students.
Nicki Moore named Cornell’s first woman Director of Athletics, who previously served as the vice president and director of athletics at Colgate University.
Cornell Law School’s Dean Jens Ohlin released a statement saying that Cornell will not withdraw from U.S. News and World Report rankings at this time.
On Wednesday morning, IFC announced that the ban on social events would last through the Fall semester.
Cornell Law School has declined a request to comment after other high ranking law schools like Yale, Harvard and University of California Berkeley pulled out of U.S. News’ ranking list.
Therapist and podcast host Mimi Cole, known for her Instagram page The Lovely Becoming, will be speaking about self-care and self-compassion in a Tuesday evening event hosted by Body Positive Cornell.