The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/gabriellapacitto/)
President Martha Pollack attended this week’s Student Assembly meeting to discuss the resolutions regarding content warnings and a permanent on-campus gynecologist, which were both rejected by Pollack.
On Thursday, the Student Assembly passed Resolution 31 — which pushes for University-mandated content warnings for graphic and sensitive material in classrooms — and disputed Resolution 32, which proposed amended election rules.
Cornell’s Board of Trustees assembled in Ithaca for their annual semester meeting, with committees reviewing New York State policies and finances, requesting Plant Science Building construction authorization and discussing shared governance resolutions.
Cornell Graduate Students United mobilized during Friday’s Board of Trustees meeting to demand higher wages and increased University support.
The Sun highlights Eliot Schuman’s love for Cornell and dedication to the Mock Trial team through interviews with family and team members.
The Graduate and Professional Student Assembly discussed and voted on proposals and resolutions to address rising costs of parking and installing Plan B vending machines on campus.
The new Climate Jobs Institute at the Industrial and Labor Relations School aims to use research and policy development to combat climate change and create new jobs.
The IFC president and the director of sorority and fraternity life sent an email lifting the ban on social events while implementing new measures for students’ healthy and safety.
New fashion class explores various applications of fashion to law.
Lynah Rink has recently reduced its public skating hours, following the creation of a petition to increase open skate times during the weekends and after school hours.