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Administrators answered questions on topics relevant to Cornell’s Black students, including suspensions of protesters, financial aid changes and comments made by other top administrators.
The Ithaca Police Department responded to a report of a death at a downtown residence early Monday morning. IPD is investigating the death as a homicide.
All Cornell students were previously allowed to ride TCAT buses for free at any time of the day, due to technical difficulties with the fare system. Now, only first-years have access without purchasing a bus pass.
Following the UAW Local 2300 strike and a Student Assembly investigation into student wages, the S.A. formed a committee to work towards improved student worker conditions.
Changes to the Student Assembly bylaws have been voted as unethical by the Office of Ethics.
Sheldon Court has been out of hot water since Monday, leaving residents unable to shower in their dorm.
As Cornell workers continued their third full day of striking, the University attempted to recruit retirees to help with vacancies amid negotiation efforts for a new contract.
Cornell workers are on strike after failing to reach a negotiation for a new contract with the University. Follow The Sun for updates.
Visiting law professors llya Shapiro and Mary Anne Franks debated at an event entitled “Are Universities Failing to Provide a Culture of Free Speech and Open Inquiry?”
NPR media correspondent and former Sun editor in chief David Folkenflik ’91 led a panel discussion entitled, “Dissident Writers: A Conversation,” which explored censorship and freedom of expression.