The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/oliviacipperman/)
Aiming to spread awareness on the genocide of the Uighur people, Cornell students formed the student organization Boycott the People’s Republic and hosted a Friday rally outside Goldwin Smith Hall.
In a Friday email, President Pollack announced the possibility for each graduate to invite two guests to the in-person Class of 2021 Commencement ceremony.
Following almost a year of being closed, The Ivy Room will now be integrated into Okenshields.
Taking her oath of office on Tuesday, Leslie Schill will serve as a Tompkins County legislator, hoping to improve housing security and vaccine distribution.
Commencement for the Class of 2021 will be in person, but the reunion for last year’s graduating class will still be virtual.
On what was supposed to be a normal Monday morning, students and Ithaca residents were faced with a power outage that affected over 1,000 households across the town.
MasterChef Christine Ha will speak to students through the latest Asian and Asian American Center’s InspirAsian Speaker Series Event.
MFA and BFA student curators continue to host galleries through COVID with the help of the Johnson Museum.
Because of the lack of in-person interaction this semester, camps in Ithaca — and the Northeast in general — are struggling to stay open and find a way forward into 2021.
Students reflect on how this year’s election affects Americans of color.