Opinion
GUEST ROOM | Thanks for the Memories, Cornell
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Senior year is the last stretch of the Cornell marathon. But, unfortunately for us, the class of 2020 will never get to run the final leg of the race.
book
Government Prof. Jamila Michener Unveils New Book, Tackling Political Underpinnings of Medicaid
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Michener began her lecture by describing the “health policy roller coaster” that American citizens have recently climbed aboard, revealing that in 2010, the Affordable Care Act appeared to offer a “new set of possibilities on the horizon” to some — an optimism that tapered off soon after politics became interwoven with the policy.
Latin American Studies
Latin American Studies Program to Offer Research Opportunities Abroad Using Grant
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The funding will go to the Latin American studies Title VI program to increase programming and strengthen the relations between scientific research and the department.
Student Veterans
3 Cornell Student Veterans Chosen for Selective Leadership Program
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The three Cornellians received an honor extended to only 100 veterans nation-wide.
Never Forget
‘Never Forget’ Features Holocaust Artistic Reflections, Historical Artifacts Despite Stolen Newspaper Clippings
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Ariella Lindenfeld ’18 created “Never Forget,” an exhibit that featured artistic reflections and historical artifacts from the Holocaust. On March 26 newspaper clippings valued at $2,500 went missing from the exhibit.
Cornelia Ye
Cornell Shows Appreciation for Teaching Assistants With Cornelia Ye Award
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Cornell awarded Stepfanie Aguillon grad and Aravind Natarajan grad the Cornelia Ye Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award in recognition of their work in the classroom on Jan. 22.
Adapt-N
Cornell Researchers Win $1 Million for Solution to Reduce Fertilizer Runoff
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A Cornell research team won $1 million in December for their solution to the runoff of nitrogen into bodies of water, drawing from weather, soil type and crop management data.
News
Parade Celebrates Veterans in Advance of Holiday
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Ithaca’s VFW and members of the community organized the parade, and the Kappa Sigma fraternity at Ithaca College helped with setup. The fraternity has helped run the Veterans Day parade for three years, its president said.
Ithaca Budget
With $10K From City, Teens Will Ask Ithacans How to Spend It
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Under the pilot program, voters could propose adding a speed bump on a busy road, fixing a swing set, funding community organizations and more.
DACA
Cornellians Rally Against Removal of DACA
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“Here we are fighting for our DACA brothers and sisters, and I stand in full support of you.”