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SpeakUp Ventures, launched this spring by Jeffrey Zhang ’20, will provide mentorship opportunities and funding to startups by Asian entrepreneurs.
On April 29, the Tompkins County Health Department will hold vaccination clinics at the Ithaca Mall and Newfield Central School for individuals that are 18 years old or older.
An interactive teach-in on anti-Asian racism and bias will feature presentations from students, staff and faculty on the history of different Asian communities in the US and at Cornell.
Following a national wave of protests in support of the Asian American community, Cornell professors and students call for institutional change.
In the wake of the Atlanta attack, Cornell’s Asian and Asian American students express concern for their families and emphasize future action against racism.
Discussing how racial socialization in white families can reinforce white supremacy and social inequality, Prof. Margaret Hagerman, sociology, Mississippi State University, lectured for Cornell’s Center for the Study of Inequality’s capstone course, Controversies About Inequality.
The Intergroup Dialogue Project have provided students and faculty with a guide on how to handle the emotional duress that comes hand-in-hand with this year’s 2020 Election Day.
Isabel Wilkerson, Pulitzer Prize-winning author addresses Cornell community in lecture on Wednesday, diving into the continued implications of structural racism and inequality.
Cornell Botanic Gardens remain open for visitors to enjoy nature, while implementing social distancing guidelines.
Cornell’s Class of 2024 includes at least one growing TikTok star, who rose to social media fame through sharing her college admissions journey.