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Students, Faculty Protest TIAA Fossil Fuel Investment
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On April 28, Climate Justice Cornell rallied on campus, calling for TIAA to divest from fossil fuels.
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Unique Cornell Clubs Provide Supportive and Inclusive Communities
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Special clubs on campus allow students to explore niche interests and find tight-knit communities.
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“Friends of the Library” Charity Book Sale Raises Money for County Public Libraries
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The biannual “Friends of the Library” book sale helps raise funds for Tompkins County’s public libraries
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Bracelets and Bubbles: Undergraduate Leads Initiative for More “Play Spaces” on Campus
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As final exam season approaches, it is common for students to experience stress while on campus. To encourage students to take a break from studying and return to their childlike sense of curiosity, Debbie Jung ’23 has spearheaded a new campus initiative. “I think college students need to engage in more play,” Jung said. “Especially because this is a stressful place… and people lose that playfulness or that childlike curiosity through which they view the world.”
To help students do that, Jung — a design and environmental analysis major in the College of Human Ecology — has begun a “Play Spaces” initiative on campus. Jung held her second “Big Red Beads” event of the semester on May 2.
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A Taste of Home: International Student Shares Family Recipes with Cornellians Through Pakistani Night
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Noor Jehan Ahmad ’26, an international student from Pakistan, shared her family recipes with the Cornell community through Morrison Dining’s Pakistan Night.
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Student-Created “Pavvilion” App Connects Students, Clubs and Businesses in Online Campus Community
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Launched this past August by a group of Cornell students, the Pavvilion app shares club events and Ithaca business job postings with Cornell students.
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Snapchat’s ‘My AI’ Chatbot Raises Privacy and User Experience Concerns Among Students
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Students expressed worry about Snapchat’s new My AI feature, citing privacy concerns.
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NYU Professor Decries Violence Against Rohingya in Myanmar at Einaudi Center Lecture
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NYU professor David Ludden discussed the ongoing oppression of Burmese minority groups — including Rohingya Muslims — during an April 27 lecture.
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The Spaces in Between: Poetry Month at Cornell
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Cornellians found various ways to connect and express themselves with poetry throughout April, which is National Poetry Month.
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BOOM 2023 Projects Explode with Creativity, Innovation
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Cornell engineers presented their projects at Bits On Our Mind, an annual technological project showcase, on April 27.