News
BREAKING: NLRB Orders Starbucks to Reopen Two Closed Ithaca Locations
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The Ithaca Starbucks closures were ruled unlawful in Friday’s decision.
News
The Yellow Deli, Local Restaurant Owned by ‘White Supremacist Cult,’ Accepts Cornell City Bucks
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During the two-week long strike that saw more than 1,000 Cornell workers walk out and closures of eateries around campus, Cornell gave 50 City Bucks to students on some University meal plans. In late August, a sign appeared in The Yellow Deli’s window that City Bucks and Ithaca College Bomber Bucks, a similar Ithaca College currency for buying food, would be accepted at the restaurant.
Elections
Kristin Hook Ph.D. ’16 Hopes to Bring Scientific Background to U.S. House of Representatives
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Hook, a Cornell alum and Democratic candidate for a House seat in Texas, runs a challenging campaign in a Republican-leaning district.
Elections
Everything You Need to Know About Registering to Vote in Tompkins County
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Full-time Cornellians who meet other voter eligibility requirements may register to vote in Tompkins County, which is located in a competitive House district.
News
CML Holds First Rally of Academic Year, Police Demand Protesters Show Their IDs
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Approximately 150 protesters from The Coalition for Mutual Liberation filled Klarman Hall and urged the University to divest from weapons manufacturers and agree to the United Auto Workers Local 2300 demands.
News
Barron Trump to Attend College in New York State
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In an interview with the New York Post, former president Donald Trump said his son Barron would attend a “very good” college in New York.
News
Collegetown’s First Dispensary to Open in Wave of Openings in Tompkins County
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The county will soon be home to six dispensaries with the addition of three new dispensaries — including Collegetown’s first.
Administration
Cornell’s UAW Chapter Authorized to Strike During Move-In Week if University Fails to Meet Demands
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Cornell workers represented by United Auto Workers Local 2300 have voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike that could coincide with new student move-in.
News
Patrick Dai Is Sentenced to 21 Months in Prison for Antisemitic Online Threats
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Patrick Dai ’24 was sentenced to 21 months in federal prison due to posting multiple threats to Jewish students on Greekrank in October.
Elections
Elissa Slotkin ’98 Wins Democratic Primary for U.S. Senate Race
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Elissa Slotkin ’98 (D-Mich.) will face a competitive senate election this fall against Trump-endorsed Republican Mike Rogers.