Elizabeth Garrett
5K Run Honors Late Cornell President Elizabeth Garrett
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The idea for the run came from Olivia Wherry ’16 and Luke Hagy ’16, both members of the Red Key Athlete Honor Society.
News
German Immigration Official Discusses Refugee Crisis
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Approaching the topic as a social scientist rather than a politician or civil servant, Wüst called the year 2015 “the Year of Refugees” in Germany due to its influx of approximately one million refugees.
News
Cornell Interfraternity Council Triples Allocation to Scholarship Funding
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“As a result of the increased availability of scholarship money, the IFC hopes to continue moving forward towards a more diverse and accepting community,” he said.
greek life
‘Greeks Give Back’ to Cornell, Ithaca Community
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Volunteers — who were sent to organizations from Habitat for Humanity to the YMCA — interacted with Ithacans and Cornellians throughout the day.
1975
TEST SPIN: The 1975 — I Like It When You Sleep
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“Can we stop talking about nothingness?” asks The 1975’s lead singer, Matty Healy, in a 2015 interview with The Guardian. In The 1975’s sophomore album, I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It, released Feb. 26, the band makes a point of doing just that, searching for meaning and moving beyond the drugs and lust of their first album. Their self-titled debut was sprawling, upbeat and edgy but transparent: a bunch of teenagers trying to sound like adults. It felt pretentious, imitative.