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Sprint Football Team Kicks Off New Locker Room
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The Cornell Sprint Football Team recently unveiled its new locker room, which aims to build camaraderie and further develop the team.
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Female Cornell Students Reflect on Gender Inequality
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“I have heard of many unfortunate incidents happening to women on campus while they were walking home by themselves at night, so I always make sure to walk home with a friend or call an Uber… I’ve been taught to always have my guard up, especially at social events,” said Jamie Levy ’23
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National Hazing Prevention Week Kicks-Off at Cornell
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National Hazing Prevention Week kicks-off on campus, with Greek life organizations holding themselves accountable to take a stand against hazing.
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Hunt for Housing Begins Early, Causing Stress for Students
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Housing is already going fast in Collegetown, with students signing leases much earlier than in years prior.
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Sophomores on Transition Into Second Year: New Housing, Socializing, Advice
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Members of the Class of 2025 reflect upon new experiences, including housing and socializing, as they enter their second year at Cornell.
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A Student’s Experience with the Title IX Office
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The University’s Office of Institutional Equity and Title IX is meant to help students navigate incidents of bias and harassment, but for one student, she feels the Office did not do enough.
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Exploitation or Experience: Students Discuss Internship Pay Debate
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With many on the search for summer opportunities, students reflect on the merits of paid versus unpaid internships.
Cornellians Reflect on the Pressures of College Life As Another Academic Year Comes to a Close
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As the 2022-2023 academic year ends, Cornellians reflect on their time in Ithaca, and recount the pressures they’ve faced throughout the year. A 2018 survey from the American College Health Association reported that around 90 percent of college students felt overwhelmed and physically exhausted by school-related responsibilities, including stress of exams along with extracurriculars. About 60 percent of students reported that they felt a large amount of anxiety or depression. These statistics are part of a larger national debate regarding the mental health of college students –– many are trying to figure out what factors are contributing to these issues. Natalie Meredith ’25 feels that pressure from Cornell’s competitive environment is a factor in declining student mental health.