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While the official reception, originally planned on Friday, was postponed due to internal reasons, Ahmed’s appointment was deemed long overdue and welcomed by leaders in other religious communities.
President Pollack on Tuesday delivered her first address to Cornell’s staff, lauding them as the “unsung heroes” of the University, and highlighted their role in the recent and upcoming diversity initiatives on campus.
Rickford said his rhetorical strategy in leading the crowd in the chant “Free Palestine” was precisely aligned with the aim of the protest.
In the new federal indictment, Charles Tan ’17 is accused of illegally receiving a firearm and ammunition with the intent of using them to commit a crime and convincing someone else to lie to buy them for him.
The Greek Tri-Council demanded that Cornell expel any perpetrators involved in the Collegetown assault of a black student on Friday.
Josh Radnor unpacked his journey to his career in theater in front of a full Statler Auditorium Wednesday night.
For Cornell students from the affected region, reports of the hurricane’s destruction stirred up concerns for loved ones back home.
Integrating Cornell’s scientific research with environmental and public health policy, the projects address today’s most pressing environmental concerns.
This year the presence of the toxic algal blooms — taking the form of a smelly, green, floating slime — was confirmed for the first time in Ithaca and Tompkins County.
“Our current calendar is a very radical calendar,” Dean of Faculty Charles van Loan said. “For example, if you look at how much other universities devote to new student orientation, we are at the very bottom.”