The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/sofiaprincipe/)
Housing and Residential Life partnered with student dining employees to ask rising juniors and seniors planning to live on-campus about their housing plans ahead of next year’s on-campus housing shortage.
Numerous freshmen express dissatisfaction with the results of the General Room Selection, sparking concerns about the fairness of favoring upperclassmen in the housing allocation process.
The new Free Application for Federal Student Aid raises questions over the form’s elimination of financial considerations such as student’s number of siblings in college and eligibility calculations.
Despite infrastructure faults, Low Rise 6 and 7 Hall Councils are dedicated to fostering a safe, tight-knit community that most residents appreciate.
A recent rape in Cascadilla Hall elevated fear in residents, facilitating the implementation of security renovations.
Students living in the fraternity houses-turned-dorms on McGraw Place reported issues with infestations and troubling encounters with non-Cornell students.
Current residents of the Gothic halls in West Campus share their experiences with poor living conditions, putting into question Cornell’s budgeting and maintenance plan.