The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/cjohnson/)
In the lead up to the election, Amisha Chowdhury ’23 worked with grassroots organizations, supervising 7,000 volunteers to make phone calls in Pennsylvania.
A recent Cornell graduate makes history within the mechanical engineering department.
“The mentor taught me that you can only manifest certain things if you believe in yourself,” Jobarteh said. “He told me to believe in myself and my capabilities, even though sometimes I will feel like I’m not doing the best.”
Hundreds of Cornell faculty, graduate students and staff have released demands that they hope will hold the University accountable for long-term anti-racist action.
Restrooms in Cornell buildings will now offer free menstrual products, due to the advocacy The Gender Justice Advocacy Center.
As Cornell issues a yellow alert with the rise in COVID-19 cases, the Ithaca community grapples with accountability and enforcement to ensure public safety.
A day before course enrollment begins, Cornell hosted a forum to clarify the enrollment process as students scramble for answers during a chaotic move-in week.
Administrators met an audience of 3,000 registered guests to discuss the upcoming semester at the international student forum.
After ICE’s latest announcement on Monday restricting international students, campus organizations join together to circulate petitions and take action against the decision.
Although the University has announced its classes will begin early September, Cornellians await pre-enrollment as administration figures out complexities of instruction for the fall semester.