development
New Student Apartments Slated for Collegetown
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All above-ground units of the 28-bedroom apartment building will have balconies facing College Avenue.
co-op housing
Co-ops Open Doors for Mosey
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The process of joining a co-op is informally called “mosey,” as an attempt to make distinctions from the Greek System’s process of “rush,” according to Hill. Individuals going through the process are referred to as “moseyers.”
News
Before Nazaire Stabbing, Ithaca Crimes Form Pattern
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Despite the number of witnesses, the Nazaire murder investigation, unlike the investigation of group fight that occurred in May, has so still not yielded any suspects.
News
Hotel School Alumna Kelly McGuire to Receive Outstanding Hospitality Award
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“The MMH at the Hotel School was such a meaningful experience for me, personally and professionally, it means a great deal to me to receive this award,” she said. “In fact, there are so many impressive alumni of this program, it’s humbling to be honored.”
IFC
Chi Psi Fraternity to Recolonize After Two Years Without University Recognition
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The chapter is currently in a “colony phase” and will be considered a colony at least until next summer, according to Phillips. He explained that the recruited individuals will become colonists upon signing their bids.
News
Cornell Program Draws Students Across Asia to Study Humanities in Shanghai
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The program, “Visual Culture, Media Theory, Arts Practice,” is the inaugural session of East China Normal University and Cornell’s Summer School in Theory.
Gannett Health Services
Gannett to Become ‘Cornell Health,’ Expand to Campus Road
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Once complete, the new building will have up-to-date and accessible medical facilities, an increased numbers of exam rooms, counseling offices, an expanded pharmacy and larger waiting area.
johnson school
Professor Mark Nelson Named New Johnson Dean
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“It’s an opportunity to facilitate integration and cooperation, to make sure that the College of Business is as special as the three schools are individually,” he said. “The CCB can help us offer more opportunities for our students while also helping us identify teaching arrangements that help attract and retain excellent faculty.”
slope day
Cornell Creates Slope Day Breakfast Initiative
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“[The initiative] gets people in the mindset of eating, hydrating and taking care of their body on Slope Day,” Gangidi and Petrucci said. “The distribution of breakfast is good in that it will allow students the opportunity to eat a full breakfast, so that they have enough energy for the day.”
Featured in Category
Cornell Students Partner With Local Businesses to Supply Energy to Nepal
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David J. D’Angelo, CEO and Co-Founder of Somu Energy, said the company’s vision is to provide children with reliable and affordable electricity — particularly in Nepal, where there is a visible lack of access to energy that prevents rural communities from lifting themselves out of poverty.