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Freshmen Reflect on First Admissions Cycle Post Affirmative Action
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The Sun surveyed six students in the class of 2028 about their reactions to Cornell’s new identity-based essay prompt added after affirmative action was overturned in 2023.
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Jeanne Diaz ’10 Designs Leotards For Women’s Olympic Gymnastics Team
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Jeanna Diaz ’10 designed the U.S. women’s gymnastics team’s Olympic uniforms, which sparkle with more than 47,000 Swarovski crystals across each athlete’s eight-leotard set.
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Graduates Stage Pro-Palestine Commencement Walkouts
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Pro-Palestine graduates walked out of President Martha Pollack’s final commencement speeches.
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Prof. John Siliciano ’75 Appointed As Interim Provost
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With Provost Michael Kotlikoff transitioning to serve as interim president, Prof. John Siliciano ’75 will serve as interim provost effective July 1.
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Students Desire Curriculum Changes for the Arts and Sciences Language Requirement
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Students enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences expressed challenges with the language requirements, advocating for revisions to the grading system and a wider selection of courses.
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MBA Overcomes Unidentified Illness, Shares Advice
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Ben Arinze shares his story about surviving a chronic illness and attending Cornell as a graduate student at the Johnson Graduate School of Management.
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Catholic Students Propose Expanded Dining Options During Lent
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Catholic students proposed expanded lenten dining options, such as Friday fish frys, to promote religious community and tradition.
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Students Reflect on Cornell’s Decision to Discontinue the Dean’s List
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The Faculty Senate’s decision to remove the Dean List’s distinction elicits positive reactions from students across all colleges.
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Cornell Adds Identity-Focused Application Essay Following Affirmative Action Overturn
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The University’s new essay question will now ask applicants to reflect on Ezra Cornell’s “Any Person, Any Study” principle.
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On 143rd Anniversary, The Cornell Daily Sun Looks Back at Its History
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After 143 years of independent publication, The Sun looks back at the work of generations of journalists.