The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/matthewmcgowen/page/4/)
Cornell is among several other higher education institutions in actively meeting the rising academic interest in this field by offering a total of 28 relevant courses — the largest amount among the world’s top 50 universities as ranked by U.S. News and World Report, beating other Ivy League universities.
Members of the University’s faculty attended the fifth annual EAT Stockholm Forum, where they worked with organizations from over 50 different countries to address and work towards sustainable ways to feed the increasing population.
The Sun asked several Cornell professors in climate science and facilities staff about how the current heat in Ithaca stacks up, and what the administration plans to do about it.
Katia Toussaint claims that her son’s death resulted from improper planning and event supervision, along with the University violating its own security policies.
Cornell researchers, Prof. David Shmoys and Daniel Freund, Ph.D. ’18, have been working for over four years to help develop key innovations to improve the current bike programs in New York City.
The slate of acts and performances showcased at the festival on the Ithaca Commons reflected diversity in both form and cultural background, representing music and dance from all corners of the globe.
The researchers’ report claims that “subtle acoustic noises emanating from within computer screens can be used to detect the content displayed on the screens.”
Ithaca Coalition for Unity and Cooperation in the Middle East hosted their third Building Unity: Cleaning the Hate at Wood Street Park.
Firefighters and officers respond to call about blazing tractor trailer whose fire spread to nearby Agway supply store.
The BEAR Walk was an opportunity for students, faculty and Ithacans to meet and greet in the temporarily hospitable outdoors.