The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/cpenenory/)
Although COVID-19 restrictions altered the way Juneteenth was celebrated this year, students spent time with their families and reflected on both the holiday’s history and how to get more national recognition for the holiday.
In cities that are lifting lockdown regulations, Cornellians react to new standards of living — but are still choosing to stay indoors.
COVID-19 testing criteria in Tompkins County now includes essential workers, beyond those with symptoms.
President Martha E. Pollack announced several dates by which several University committees will have an answer for the future of the fall semester and beyond.
The popular Hotel School class was transformed to fit the mold of virtual classes despite it’s hands-on, wine tasting feature.
President Martha E. Pollack emailed the Cornell community, outlining a set of four principles she and other administrators plan to implement when making decisions during the pandemic.
In a step to provide the Ithaca community with better access to food, Cornell teamed up with local organizations to give out thousands of meals since March 31.
As the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus continues to rise, this is reflected as normally abundant staples like hand sanitizer are no longer in stores.
John’s Convenience Store, after 27 years, is set to close.
Gimme! Coffee has undergone a months long arbitration process after demoting Lead Barista Rebecca Lespier after an allegedly-racist post. While the verdict the arbitration is yet to be released, the case has caused a divide between the cafe’s baristas.