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Slope Day Budget More Than Doubles From $315,000 to $715,000 for 2024
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Following a Student Assembly resolution that passed Sept. 21, this year’s Slope Day budget will increase from $315,000 to $715,000.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/jonathanmong/page/3/)
Following a Student Assembly resolution that passed Sept. 21, this year’s Slope Day budget will increase from $315,000 to $715,000.
Mayoral candidates Robert Cantelmo grad and Janis Kelly ’71 gave their opinion on some of Ithaca’s hottest issues in a Monday interview with Pegasys, a community T.V. station.
Cornell Graduate Students United began a card drive event on Bailey Hall steps, citing struggles including healthcare accessibility and international graduate worker support.
A Native Ithacan and third year student at Cornell Law School, Pierre Saint-Perez grad hopes to solve some of Ithaca’s most pressing issues as Democratic nominee for the Third Ward’s Common Council seat.
Pat Sewell, an adjunct professor at Tompkins County Community College, is running as an independent for the Third Ward’s two-year Common Council seat.
The Tompkins County Public Library announced that, beginning Sept. 15 and ending Oct. 2, they will be closed to repair and update their heating, ventilation and cooling systems.
Cornell will no longer be serving Starbucks products on campus following the current contract’s expiration in June 2025. This comes after a recent NLRB ruling that found Starbucks took advantage of Cornell’s academic breaks to punish pro-union employees.
Following the National Labor Relations Board’s decision that found that many of Starbucks’ actions to its employees who were Cornell students violated the National Labor Relations Act, the Cornell community intensified its questioning of the University’s relationship with Starbucks.
The Ithaca Outdoor Store’s iconic dog, Riley, passed away at 10 years old on Aug. 9.
The Make Cornell Pay Coalition addressed the Ithaca Common Council at the council’s Wednesday, Aug. 2 meeting to emphasize the need for more transparency throughout negotiations between the City of Ithaca and Cornell.