The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/miaglass/)
After nominations, presentations and interviews, some University departments and programs have chosen new leaders. These professors promise changes in priorities and new efforts to address the challenges their programs face.
Ithaca’s homeless shelters and food banks prepare are getting ready to serve the community this winter.
The Apple Harvest Festival — popularly known as AppleFest — is one of Ithaca’s most popular annual traditions for students and town residents alike, and is returning to the city after a modified “Apple Festive” in 2020.
Cornell’s Special Olympics Club has successfully operated throughout this academic year, building on a spirit of inclusivity seen in Cornell’s Unified Sports team, which was instituted last spring.
Karen Chen ’23 isn’t letting the pandemic slow her down. After placing 4th at the World Figure Skating Championships, she is training for a spot on the U.S. women’s Olympic team.
Jonathan Champagne ’13 went from studying economics to pursuing acting before he ran after his dream: making films.
Limited by social distancing, masks and small gatherings, Cornell students have taken to the gorges and other Ithacan staples to exercise, seeking outlets to balance the time spent staring at faces and unmuting their own on Zoom.
Students are left scrambling for summer jobs as COVID-19 throws a wrench in their plans.