commute
Making Their Way Up The Hill: Professors on Their Unique Commutes
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Some professors forgo driving to campus each morning for more alternative commutes.
mental health
Sophie Fund Issues Recommendations to University Mental Health Review Team
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The Sophie Fund, a local mental health advocacy group, presented 22 recommendations to Cornell on Jan. 17, continuing its efforts to implore the University to take more aggressive steps in addressing mental health issues on campus.
aaron reynolds
Former Cornell Student Illegally Purchased Gun
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In December, former Cornell student Aaron Reynolds ’19 pled guilty to illegally purchasing a firearm in 2017. The weapon was bought for Maximilien Reynolds ’19, a friend of Aaron’s who is serving time in prison for stockpiling unregistered weapons.
News
S.A. Hikes Activity Fee Nearly 40% in Last Meeting of Semester
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On Tuesday, the Student Assembly, in its last meeting for the semester, voted on recommending an increase to the student activity fee from $234 to $321 for the 2020-2022 byline funding year.
Athlete
Star Soccer Player Carli Lloyd Talks Equal Pay and History-Making Goals
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Two-time FIFA World Cup champion Carli Lloyd exchanged her number ten jersey and cleats for a sweater and jeans as she took to the stage at Cornell on Friday night.
congress
Rep. Katherine Clark J.D. ’89 Talks Law School, Impeachment and Controversial Speakers
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As national debates and controversies have found their place at Cornell, Rep. Katherine Clark J.D. ’89 (D-MA), discussed her experience at Cornell, her role in the current impeachment hearings and the debate about allowing potentially contentious speakers on campus in an interview with The Sun.
code of conduct
What Happens When You Get J.A.’d: Inside the Office of Judicial Administration
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In 2019 alone, 820 students were referred to the OJA — up from 640 referrals in the previous year, according to their annual report.
Cornell politician
‘Potholes Are Not Partisan’: How A Cornellian Became One of New York’s Youngest Elected Politicians
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After graduation, students often find themselves in an all-too-common dilemma: what to do with the rest of their lives. For Josh Lafazan ’16, this was never a question. At the age of 23, he was elected to the Nassau County Legislature at the age of 23, becoming one of the youngest elected officials in New York.
Collegetown Bagels
Closing Time for Collegetown Bagels As Demolition Plans Clear City Board
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The Ithaca Planning and Development Board gave the official go-ahead for next June’s planned demolition, which will level the historic Chacona Block building in favor of six stories of sleek new apartments during its meeting on Tuesday.
congress
Tracy Mitrano J.D. ’95 Announces Rematch Against Rep. Tom Reed
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After a disappointing loss in the midterm election last year to four-time incumbent Rep. Tom Reed (R-N.Y.) for New York’s 23rd Congressional District seat, Tracy Mitrano J.D. ’95 is back and ready to launch a second attempt to win the district. “I’m running again because I love this region. I love the beauty of the land and of the passion, power, and resiliency of the people,” Mitrano said in a statement to The Sun. Mitrano, a graduate of Cornell Law School, has been buoyed by widespread Democratic Party support. She has already achieved the endorsements of several county committees, as reported by the Ithaca Journal, making a primary challenger less likely.