The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/oliviacipperman/page/2/)
Aside from the Behavioral Compact Agreement, students living in group housing are set to face even stricter regulations that could bar them from roommate bonding events, if the gatherings mean meeting in groups larger than 10.
In compliance with Cornell’s compact agreement and COVID-19 regulations, this year’s orientation week rarely held events face-to-face, and instead, took place either through masks or computer screens.
Collaboration between the Frank Lab and the Ithaca Children’s Garden creates a do-it-yourself gardening program for local kids in quarantine.
As area high schools closed, seniors found their own ways to commemorate graduating, helped with support from community members.
Students join together to create a newsletter that spreads positivity to the Cornell community.
Two students, Han Wang ’22 and Ansh Godha ’22, launched Cornell Notifs, a program designed to help keep track of students’ schedules during remote learning.
Cinemas may be struggling to stay open against COVID-19 orders, but Ithaca’s “art house” theaters have transitioned to online streaming and other revenues to survive.
The Cornell Center on the Death Penalty Worldwide works to secure justice for Kanizan Bibi, a woman on Death Row in Pakistan.