The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/mayarader/)
With the University’s transition to in-person classes on Feb. 7, campus dining halls have also returned to normal operations, opening in-person seating and self-serve options.
Ithaca residents have shared varying reactions to Cornell students’ return for the spring semester.
Following an uptick in anti-Asian violence, Cornellians gathered in a virtual teach-in to discuss past and present AAPI racism.
When missing a surveillance test can mean losing internet and Canvas access, many students are finding the penalties effective, but some called them an unnecessary stressor.
Tuesday’s debate featured nine candidates running for S.A. College Representative for their respective colleges.
In the event “Learning from the George Floyd Rebellion: Social Movements and Black Freedom Struggles Today,” speakers Prof. A.K. Thompson, sociology, Ithaca College, and Prof. Russell Rickford, history drew on their varying backgrounds to approach the topics of social movements and struggles for freedom from a combined sociological and historical perspective.
As seasons change, downtown Ithaca’s Crisis Outreach Center provides new forms of support to homeless individuals.
Dining hall and community seders marked Passover celebrations for many members of the Cornell Jewish Community.