The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/soconnell/page/3/)
Gideon Aronoff J.D. ’91, who authored the letter to the editor, called Trump’s removal “politically motivated,” arguing that Atkinson acted in line with his role under federal law and followed Cornell Law’s motto: “lawyers in the best sense.”
The S.A. unanimously passed a resolution calling for Cornell’s graduate programs to temporarily waive GRE/GMAT requirements for the fall 2020 semester.
The Student Assembly passed an amended resolution expressing support for a universal satisfactory/unsatisfactory grading scheme for Cornell students. With the amendments, the proposal to pass all students effectively becomes a blanket pass/fail grading system, only changing the necessary grades to receive a “satisfactory” grade.
Tompkins Consolidated Area Transportation will begin a second reduction of services starting Monday, March 30.
After the stabbing of a Cornell graduate student on Sunday, Ithaca police arrested three suspects.
A Cornell student was stabbed in an attempted robbery on the intersection of South Avenue and West Avenue on Sunday evening.
Despite the upcoming class cancellations, the Student Assembly discussed the suspension of its current elections and passed a resolution supporting fossil fuel divestment.
A Cornell student was diagnosed with COVID-19 in Madrid during his study abroad program. The student is quarantined and recovering.
Student Assembly passes Resolutions to address concerns with the Title IX office, housing and more.
Girl Scout cookie sales have launched for the season, as tables piled with boxes of Thin Mints, Samoas and everything in between make their home across campus.