The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/news/page/2/)
As former President Donald Trump readies to reclaim the Oval Office in January, Cornell’s international community faces an uncertain and unsettling future. With the looming threat of new travel bans and stricter immigration policies, students, faculty and staff from around the world are grappling with the stress and anxiety of what the next four years may bring.
A Cornell professor’s course on Gaza has been criticized by Rep. Ritchie Torres and Interim President Michael Kotlikoff.
After researching Board of Trustees chairman Kraig Kayser, The Sun looked further into 59 of the 60 trustees.
Peter Meyers co-founded the Tompkins County Workers’ Center in 2003. The center has gained an annual client base of over 450 workers and secured judgments exceeding $1.3 million in wage theft cases.
Tompkins County officials announced plans to purchase 227 Cherry St. in Ithaca for $1.1 million to develop a long-term homeless shelter facility on Tuesday. The Tompkins County Legislature will vote on the property acquisition at its Dec. 3 meeting.
An Ithaca man was arrested Sunday night and faces a felony assault charge for allegedly assaulting a woman and threatening her with an axe on the Ithaca Commons.
Prof. Peter Enns, government, said he has not found a 2024 presidential election forecast more accurate than the one he published with three other researchers — which correctly predicted the results in all 50 U.S. states and was within one percentage point of the popular vote results.
Project team credit courses, which many students have taken for a letter grade, are now graded on a S/U basis.
Following the 2024 election, student organizations advocating for undocumented Cornellians are preparing for the realities of a second Trump administration.
Buffalo Street Books welcomed back two Cornell alumni Friday, Nov. 22 at 5 p.m. to host a book discussion of “Rooms: The Work and Life of JJ Manford” by Gordon Sander ’72 B. Arch. ’73.